Financial Services
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SEC Announces 2023 Examination Priorities03/29/2023
On February 7, 2023, the SEC’s Division of Examinations announced its examination priorities for 2023. Examination priorities are released annually and provide investors and registrants with transparency into those areas that DOE believes bring heightened risks to investors, registrants and to the integrity of the U.S. capital markets.
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SEC Announces 2022 Examination Priorities05/19/2022 | New York Law Journal
by Meryl E. Wiener
On March 30, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Examinations (“DOE”) announced its examination priorities for 2022 (2022 Examination Priorities). Examination priorities, which are released annually, provide investors and registrants with transparency into those areas that DOE believes bring heightened risks to investors, registrants, and the markets. -
Our partner, Murray Schwartz, was quoted in the March 2017 publication Mergers & Acquisitions. Mr. Schwartz provided insight as to availability of financing to middle-market investors and companies if banks get back into the specialty loan business. Click here to read the article in its entirety.03/28/2017 | Mergers and Acquisitions
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Our partner, Marilyn Selby Okoshi, was quoted in the January 26 publication The Hedge Fund Law Report, in an article entitled "Best Practices for Fund Managers When Entering Into ISDAs: Negotiating Collateral Arrangements." Ms. Okoshi provided insight on the effect of CFTC rules that impose minimum margin requirements on swap dealers, major swap participants and other regulated institutions with respect to trading certain uncleared swaps. Click here to read the full article.01/26/2017 | The Hedge Fund Law Report
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5 Things Every Company Must Do When Seeking Capital - by Murray D. Schwartz11/30/2016 | Small Biz Daily
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Is the CFPB Ruling Important for the Future of Fintechs?10/17/2016 | Bank Innovation
Scott E. Wortman interviewed about whether a federal appeals court decision regarding the constitutionality of the CFPB is important for the future of fintechs—specifically online lenders, which in particular have been subjected to scrutiny by the CFPB.
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Maxwell Breed, Bruce Wiener and Slava Hazin’s successful defeat of an LLC dissolution petition in Goldstein v. Pikus has once again received coverage in the New York Law Journal—this time in an August 8, 2016 article entitled “Business Divorces in LLCs Happen, Business Prenups Should Too”08/08/2016 | New York Law Journal
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Tax Benefits of Operating Through an LLC Instead of a Corporation for Home-Based Businesses - by Barry Klingman06/23/2016 | Home Business Magazine
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A Balancing Act: Sec Adopts Final Crowdfunding Rule - by Meryl E. Wiener12/17/2015 | Westlaw Journal: Derivatives
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Find Funding in Lean Times - by Michael Zukerman03/01/2013 | Scotsman Guide
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Unlocking Multifamily Bond Financing - by Michael Zukerman07/01/2012 | Scotsman Guide
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Taking Credit Where It’s Affordable - by Michael Zukerman04/01/2012 | Scotsman Guide
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Don’t Miss Out on Government Financing - by Michael Zukerman03/01/2012 | Scotsman Guide
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Buying Debt to Save a Project - by Michael Zukerman08/01/2011 | Scotsman Guide