4 Sec Compliance Expert Witnesses Found

Securities & Investments - FINRA Programs, FINRA Risk Hierarchy, FINRA Sales Practice Issues, FINRA and SEC Rules, Reg BI, Assessment of Internal Controls, Broker-Dealer Compliance and Supervision, Broker-Dealer Regulatory Issues, and Risk Monitoring and Mitigation.

...This included regular interaction with national and regional SEC offices, State securities regulators, NAASA, Federal Reserve Bank, and international securities regulators. Colleen left FINRA to become an independent regulatory consultant, assisting clients with regulatory issues, inquiries, and compliance. Services include expert witness testimony, completing FINRA membership applications, responding to inquiries from regulatory agencies, compliance support, and conducting independent reviews (e.g., AML Test, 3120 Report, and Rule 206(4)-7 Report). Colleen is a NFA Arbitrator and Member of the Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS), FINRA Alumni Network, Forensic Expert Witness Association (FEWA), National Association of Black Compliance & Risk Management Professionals (NABCRMP), National Society of Compliance Professionals (NSCP), and Securities Experts Roundtable (SER).

Legal, Securities & Investments - securities, corporations, antitrust, partnerships, limited liability companies, corporate governance, fiduciary duties, private offering, Rule 10(b)-5, Rule 506, brokers, suitability, know your customer, arbitration, freeze outs, oppression

...He has provided consulting or expert witness services in connection with a wide variety of matters ranging from Rule 10(b)-5 liability, exemptions from registration, and compliance with SEC Rule 506 to fiduciary duties, corporate governance, “freeze outs,” and hostile takeovers to distributor terminations and revocation of hospital privileges. Professor Lee has taught at ten law schools in the United States, four in Europe. Currently, he is Professor-in-Residence and J. Lawrence Irving Senior Distinguished Teaching Fellow at the University of San Diego School of Law. He is the author of Organizing Corporate and other Business Enterprises, 6th ed. (LEXIS, 2000) (with L. Gross) [textually updated annually], Antitrust Law and Local Government (Greenwood Press 1985), and articles in academic journals. Professor Lee has served as a commercial arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority for more than 30 years.

Insurance, Business Operations - Life insurance, annuities, agent licensing, appointment, commissions, terminations, contracting, regulatory requirements, operations, customer service, call centers, home office administrative processes, technology, compliance, file review

...Expert consultant backgrounds and experience include: • management of life insurance company interactions with agents/brokers/producers • management of various life insurance and annuity home office administrative functions • detailed knowledge of systems supporting insurance company operations and policy servicing • state & federal regulatory compliance • oversight of complex data production for large-scale audits Areas of expertise include: • life insurance agent/broker/producer licensing, appointment, commissions, terminations, regulatory requirements • life insurance and annuity policy suitability and appropriateness • policy underwriting and issuance • new business processing • customer service and call center operations • customer correspondence • administrative processes • administrative systems • administrative data and reports • policy cancellation or termination • death claim processing • customer complaint resolution • recordkeeping/record retention • compliance with state and...

Securities & Investments, Financial - Derivatives, Swaps, Futures, ISDA/SIFMA/NAESB Documentation, UCC Article 8, Foreign Currency, Financial Products, Municipal Bonds, Hedge Funds, Securitization, CFTC and SEC Compliance, LIBOR/SOFR transition issues.

James Lovely provides expert witness, litigation support, and consulting services concerning all types of derivatives and other capital markets products. His expertise encompasses both academic training and extensive legal and financial work experience involving the regulation, structuring, hedging, documentation, execution, management and termination of financial products, including futures, options, swaps, derivatives, and bonds, ISDA, NAESB and SIFMA documentation, repurchase agreements, liquidity facilities, structured financial products, commercial paper programs, securitizations, commodity financing, and prime brokerage arrangements. He also advises clients on LIBOR/SOFR transition issues. He is experienced with the U.C.C., including particularly Article 8 of the UCC related to securities and financial asset transfers and Article 9 related to secured transactions.