In mid-November, the SEC released its 2022 fiscal year enforcement results and statistics. Unsurprisingly, 2022 was a record year from a money ordered perspective, totaling $6.4bn.
Of that total, $4.2bn was in penalties, which was almost four times the amount for any of the past five years. What does it mean? In
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