Michael Dicke, the new SEC enforcement chief in S.F., sees a lot of financial fraud in his office's future.
September 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Laying out his priorities, the new enforcement chief for the Securities and Exchange Commission in San Francisco said Thursday he expects an upswing in fraud cases against public companies.
“There haven’t been as many financial fraud cases in the last couple years, but I think that’s going to change, because things move in cycles,” said Michael Dicke.
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