SEC and Revolving Doors: A Conversation with Eric Ben-Artzi
In May 2015, Deutsche Bank agreed to pay a $55 million fine to the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle charges that it inflated the value of its complex derivatives portfolio during the height of the financial crisis. In late August 2016, whistleblower and former Deutsche Bank risk officer Eric Ben-Artzi caused a media sensation when he publicly rejected an $8.25 million award from the SEC due to the agency’s failure to punish Deutsche’s executives. At this event, Eric Ben-Artzi, connecting via video conference, will share his behind-the-scenes stories.
5:00pm Lecture with reception to follow.
In May 2015, Deutsche Bank agreed to pay a $55 million fine to the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle charges that it inflated the value of its complex derivatives portfolio during the height of the financial crisis. In late August 2016, whistleblower and former Deutsche Bank risk officer Eric Ben-Artzi caused a media sensation when he publicly rejected an $8.25 million award from the SEC due to the agency’s failure to punish Deutsche’s executives. At this event, Eric Ben-Artzi, connecting via video conference, will share his behind-the-scenes stories.
5:00pm Lecture with reception to follow.