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The SEC said Thursday that Wachovia Corp. agreed to pay a $37 million penalty to settle a case involving proxy disclosure and reporting violations associated with its 2001 merger with First Union Corp. The SEC charged that prior to the merger the banks failed to disclose Wachovia's purchase of $500 million of First Union shares that artificially kept the value of First Union's offer for Wachovia competitive with a rival offer from SunTrust Banks Inc.
November 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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