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2 The SEC’s Enforcement Division introduced the Municipal Continuing Disclosure Cooperative Initiative in early 2014 to encourage self-reporting of possible securities law violations, especially in situations when entities misrepresented their compliance with continuing disclosure obligations. The results were discouraging.
The SEC’s Enforcement Division introduced the Municipal Continuing Disclosure Cooperative Initiative in early 2014 to encourage self-reporting of possible securities law violations, especially in situations when entities misrepresented their compliance with continuing disclosure obligations. The results were discouraging.
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It was just a struggle from day one, particularly in the regulatory environment that is the securities business between lawyers and compliance people. And after I got my last urine bonus in early 2014, I walked in and handed, handed my notice. 01:04:39 [Speaker Changed] I think it was the Journal of PortfolioManagement.
And that was his boss, Jeffrey Gundlock, founder of Double Line Capital, back in July, 2014. The very first Masters in Business that was broadcast just about 10 years ago, July, 2014, episode number one, Jeffrey Gundlock, DoubleLine Capital. So he just flew in late yesterday. The calendar was a little tight. And effectively I did.
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