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The SEC in 2001 made an important statement about factors it considers in determining whether, and to what extent, it would reward companies for cooperating in SEC investigations. Known as the Seaboard Report, this document provided the first detailed, written public guidance on the benefits of cooperation and showed that full cooperation could result in no enforcement action. The evolution in the SEC's approach to monetary penalties and cooperation offers three lessons to companies and their officers.
February 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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