Investors, Companies Capitalize on AI-Parsed Financial Filings

AI models are helping investors speed up analysis of lengthy corporate filings while savvy companies are exploiting the weaknesses of the new tools.

SEC ‘Gag Rule’ Pullback Leaves Room for Harsh Settlement Terms

The SEC’s decision to rescind its “gag rule"—a core element in more than a half century of enforcement settlements barring Wall Street defendants from publicly denying the regulator’s allegations—means it’s still able to push for tough terms in those deals, securities lawyers warned.

Australia’s Accountant Liability Cap Faces a Legal Challenge

Australia’s professional standards authority acted “irrationally” when it approved a cap on liability claims against accountants, a former KPMG partner alleges in a court case that could have significant consequences for the Big Four firms.

Fenwick & West to Pay $54 Million in FTX Collapse Settlement

A law firm, an auditor, and an alleged promoter of the FTX cryptocurrency reached settlements with people who lost money through the exchange’s failure, with Fenwick & West LLP agreeing to pay a class of digital asset and account holders $54 million.

US Companies Shamed by Trump Tiptoe Into a Tariff-Refund Race

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Mythos Risk Prompts India to Test for Financial Software Flaws

India is undertaking tests of some of its most sensitive public-facing financial and government application software to better understand their vulnerabilities to Anthropic PBC’s next-generation Mythos AI model, according to Indian officials familiar with the matter.

Fenwick & West to Pay $54 Million in FTX Collapse Settlement

A law firm, an auditor, and an alleged promoter of the FTX cryptocurrency reached settlements with people who lost money through the exchange’s failure, with Fenwick & West LLP agreeing to pay a class of digital asset and account holders $54 million.

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Prediction markets, where users can place bets on real-world outcomes in anything from sports and award shows to elections, interest rate decisions, and even military operations, have become a multi-billion-dollar industry in just a few years. Along the way, they have also become the focus of growing concern that some participants are using privileged information to profit.

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