SEC's former AMU co-chief Marshall Sprung joins Blackstone Group
Marshall S. Sprung, former co-chief of the SEC Division of Enforcement’s Asset Management Unit since 2013, is reportedly joining Blackstone Group LP as the firm's global head of compliance. As emphasized in a speech last week by SEC Enforcement Director Andrew Ceresney, the Enforcement Division has recently increased its scrutiny ...
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