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• Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 24, 2010
• January 26 Webcast: A Survey of the RMBS Litigation Landscape
• Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 23, 2010

Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 24, 2010 Posted: 24 Nov 2010 05:00 AM PST David Ganek Drops Out of Panel With Mary Schapiro http://p2.to/14fN # The SEC’s Risky Expansion of Insider-Trading Cases http://p2.to/14fK # Is Bloomberg Guilty of Insider Trading too? http://p2.to/14fJ # Nice Guys, Naughty Information? (WSJ, sub. req’d) http://p2.to/14fI # When looking for an edge crosses the line http://p2.to/14fH # Insider Trading Scandal: The New Definition of Research http://p2.to/14fG # Shelby Guilty Plea 'Ends Enron' http://p2.to/14ek # Rajaratnam Co-Defendant Tells Judge She Wasn’t Advised Of Her Rights http://p2.to/14e3 # Wellington, Janus Said to Get Document Requests http://p2.to/14e2 # January 26 Webcast: A Survey of the RMBS Litigation Landscape http://p2.to/14dQ #

January 26 Webcast: A Survey of the RMBS Litigation Landscape Posted: 23 Nov 2010 11:11 AM PST The fallout from the collapse of the U.S. housing market is far from over.  Institutional investors worldwide have suffered losses on purchases of toxic residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) and collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) that were, in many cases, sold by Wall Street investment banks based upon false and misleading disclosures.  These alleged securities law violations have already resulted in a wave of investor litigation in state and federal courts throughout the country. This webcast will dissect the RMBS litigation landscape, addressing the origination and securitization process, the litigation claims and defenses in these cases, the litigation scorecard thus far, and the potential exposure for the banks.  The discussion will feature a panel of experts deeply versed in this area:  Senior industry analyst Joshua Rosner, who has advised regulators and institutional investors on housing and mortgage finance issues; noted author and litigator Talcott Franklin, the author of the Mortgage and Asset Backed Securities Litigation Handbook, who has handled myriad cases related to the sale and securitization of commercial, franchise, and residential mortgage loans; BLB&G partner and moderator Gerald Silk, who is representing numerous institutional investors in RMBS related actions; and a noted defense attorney who is advising and representing investment banks and originators in these litigations. This free webcast is scheduled for Wednesday, January 26, 2011 at 2 p.m. Eastern. To attend, please register below.

Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 23, 2010 Posted: 23 Nov 2010 08:00 AM PST Hedge Funds Starting to Lawyer Up for Insider Trading Sweep http://p2.to/14bv # SEC Settles With Fired Lawyer Who Accused Agency Of Blocking Hedge Fund Investigation http://p2.to/14bu # Dec. 2 Webcast: Using Law and Accounting to Pierce the Corporate Veil http://p2.to/14aH # After Story Breaks, FBI Raids Several Hedge Funds http://p2.to/14a9 # FBI Raids Two Hedge Funds Amid Insider-Trading Case http://p2.to/149J # Preet Bharara's Arms Race Theory of Insider Trading http://p2.to/148C # FBI Visit Sheds Light on Tactics in Insider-Trading Probe http://p2.to/148B # Whistle-blowers will file new forms for bounties http://p2.to/1482 # The Wall Street snitch pitch http://p2.to/1481 # Meet the New Sheriff of Wall Street: Preet Bharara http://p2.to/147Z #

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