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SEC Charges Father-and-Son Adviser Duo with $27 Million Fraud

The suit accuses the father and son of failing to disclose to investors that they had been terminated from advisory firm Waddell & Reed, and of impersonating certain clients to make securities transactions.
Cigna Hit with ERISA Class-Action Lawsuit for Allegedly Overcharging Members

The healthcare provider negotiates lower rates with in-network providers to save members money; however, members allege that Cigna participated in a "fraudulent scheme" that overcharged members.
Global Supply Chains Are Back to Normal

According to the New York Fed, a reduction in shipping congestion, an easing of parts shortages, and weakening consumer demand have result in below-normal supply-chain pressures around the world.
Inventory, Reimagined

How companies should be determining their ideal inventory level in the current economic climate.
Fed Officials Flag Risk of Sticky Inflation

January's personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index came in hotter than expected today, rising 5.4% from a year earlier vs. a 5% increase in December.
Powell Is Sounding the Alarm on the Debt Limit—Again

Some Republican lawmakers insist that the limit will be raised and the U.S. government will not default on its debt. Others seem to be considering alternatives that Powell considers to not be viable.
Texas Warns Pensions to Sever Ties with BlackRock

A letter from the comptroller to major state-employee pensions provides a list of "energy boycotters," claiming firms including BlackRock, UBS, and Credit Suisse "should not ... benefit from assets invested for the future of Texans while simultaneously undermining our state's economic future."
SEC Adopts New Executive Compensation Clawback Rules

A discussion of the final clawback rules published by the SEC on Nov. 28, 2022, in response to the Dodd-Frank requirement to increase transparency and disclosure in financial reporting.
Treasury's Strategic Role in Liquidity Planning

The time is right to evolve cash forecasting.
Fed Inclined Toward More Rate Hikes to Curb Inflation

According to the Fed minutes, "maintaining a restrictive policy stance until inflation is clearly on a path toward 2 percent is appropriate from a risk-management perspective."

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SEC Charges Father-and-Son Adviser Duo with $27 Million Fraud

Cigna Hit with ERISA Class-Action Lawsuit for Allegedly Overcharging Members

Global Supply Chains Are Back to Normal

Inventory, Reimagined

Fed Officials Flag Risk of Sticky Inflation

Powell Is Sounding the Alarm on the Debt Limit—Again

Texas Warns Pensions to Sever Ties with BlackRock

SEC Adopts New Executive Compensation Clawback Rules

Treasury's Strategic Role in Liquidity Planning

Fed Inclined Toward More Rate Hikes to Curb Inflation

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