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barclays settles investor claims for 19.5 million over unregistered securities
Barclays Plc has received final approval for a $19.5 million settlement regarding claims that it sold $17.7 billion in unregistered securities. US District Judge Katherine Polk Failla deemed the agreement fair and reasonable, also approving attorneys' fees of approximately $5.7 million, or 29% of the settlement fund.
whistleblower verdict against UBS overturned by appeals court despite supreme court ruling
A jury verdict awarding former UBS bond strategist Trevor Murray over $900,000 in damages was overturned by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals due to flawed jury instructions. The court ruled that Murray's whistleblowing must have directly caused his termination, not just influenced it. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that made it easier for whistleblowers to prove retaliation claims.
whistleblower verdict against UBS overturned by appeals court despite supreme court ruling
A jury's verdict awarding Trevor Murray, a former UBS bond strategist, over $900,000 in damages was overturned by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals due to flawed jury instructions. The court ruled that Murray's whistleblowing must have directly caused his termination, not just influenced it. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that clarified the standards for corporate whistleblower retaliation claims.
whistleblower verdict overturned in UBS case after appeals court ruling
A jury's verdict awarding Trevor Murray back pay and damages after he claimed retaliation for whistleblowing against UBS was overturned by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The court found that flawed jury instructions made it too easy to conclude that his whistleblowing contributed to his firing. The case has been sent back for further proceedings, following a Supreme Court ruling that clarified the standards for whistleblower retaliation claims in the financial sector.
whistleblower verdict overturned in setback for former UBS strategist
A jury's verdict awarding Trevor Murray back pay and damages from UBS was overturned by the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals due to faulty jury instructions. The court ruled that whistleblowing must be a direct cause of termination, not merely a contributing factor. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that had previously reinstated the jury's verdict, highlighting the complexities of whistleblower protections in the financial sector.
court questions sec's crypto regulation as coinbase wins legal battle
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has yet to decide on clarifying new crypto rules following Coinbase's request. A federal appeals court criticized the SEC's lack of a clear policy, labeling its response to Coinbase's petition as "arbitrary and capricious," and ordered the agency to provide a more detailed explanation for its inaction. Meanwhile, the SEC's aggressive stance on crypto regulation faces increasing scrutiny amid shifting political dynamics.
russian nationals indicted for money laundering through crypto mixers
Four Russian nationals have been indicted for money laundering and operating unlicensed cryptocurrency mixers Blender.io and Sinbad.io, following Blender's relaunch after sanctions. The indictment highlights significant transactions linked to illegal activities, raising concerns about jurisdiction and the implications for privacy in cryptocurrency. Legal experts suggest the case reflects a broader trend of prosecuting mixer founders, echoing previous actions against Tornado Cash.
sol strategies secures 25 million cad credit line to boost solana investments
U.S. CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam warned of significant regulatory gaps in the cryptocurrency market and announced his resignation effective January 20. Meanwhile, AI startup Anthropic is seeking $2 billion in funding, potentially raising its valuation to $60 billion. In other news, major Spanish banks are developing frameworks for cryptocurrency ETPs, and Telegram has increased its compliance with U.S. authorities, providing data on over 2,000 users in 2024.
Coinbase wins key legal battle against SEC as appeal process begins
Coinbase achieved a significant legal victory as a U.S. District Court granted its motion for an interlocutory appeal against the SEC, halting the lawsuit while the case is reviewed by the Second Circuit. This decision aims to clarify whether digital asset transactions are subject to securities laws, a point of contention also seen in the Ripple case. The crypto community, including legal experts and industry leaders, celebrated the ruling as a pivotal moment for the ecosystem.
coinbase wins key ruling as cryptocurrency industry anticipates regulatory shift
On January 7, 2025, District Judge Katherine Polk Failla granted Coinbase the right to appeal a key legal question in its case against the US SEC, pausing further proceedings until the appeals court rules on whether cryptocurrency transactions require an investment contract to be classified as securities. This ruling is pivotal for the cryptocurrency industry, especially with the anticipated shift in SEC leadership under pro-crypto chair Paul Atkins, which may lead to a more favorable regulatory environment. A potential victory for Coinbase could enhance market confidence and attract institutional investors previously deterred by regulatory uncertainties.
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