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| rdfs:label | - Securities And Exchange Commission
- Securities and Exchange Commission
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| rdfs:comment | - They arrested George Bluth for defrauding investors by using the company as his 'personal piggybank' ("Pilot"). They also attempt to arrest Lucille for similar reasons, however, she is only found guilty of stealing the Queen Mary ("Development Arrested"). Lucille adopts Annyong Bluth in an attempt to look sympathetic to the SEC ("Shock and Aww").
- The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a U.S. federal agency that regulates and supervises the selling of securities to prevent fraud and unfair practices and to maintain fair and orderly markets.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, is an agency of the United States federal government. The SEC is primarily responsible for ensuring companies' compliance with laws and rules relating to securities and all other matters related to securities, like their issue and trading.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission is a government agency charged with keeping an eye on what the stock market does. They are sort of like Sports Center for rich people's money.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission, abbreviated to SEC, is an independent agency of the United States government which is responsible for enforcing federal laws regulating securities and stock markets. They can bring civil actions against a company or individual failing to comply with such laws, and criminal charges can be brought if the offenses are serious enough. The SEC conducted many investigations of Archie Beuliss of Beuliss Securities. He once said he had been investigated so much that he swears to tell the truth before he orders dinner. (CI: In Treatment)
- The Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, was a United States federal agency with oversight over financial and stock-related malfeasance. Following Day 1, SEC banking regulator Raymond Gull collaborated with CTU analyst Darinka Brankovich and GSG-9 operative Bruno Hecht to investigate the late "Ted Cofell", actually former Soviet spy Borvo Sobrinna.
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| abstract | - They arrested George Bluth for defrauding investors by using the company as his 'personal piggybank' ("Pilot"). They also attempt to arrest Lucille for similar reasons, however, she is only found guilty of stealing the Queen Mary ("Development Arrested"). Lucille adopts Annyong Bluth in an attempt to look sympathetic to the SEC ("Shock and Aww").
- The Securities and Exchange Commission, abbreviated to SEC, is an independent agency of the United States government which is responsible for enforcing federal laws regulating securities and stock markets. They can bring civil actions against a company or individual failing to comply with such laws, and criminal charges can be brought if the offenses are serious enough. The sale of stock options in a company by its executives must be reported to the SEC. "Buying a collar" is one way for unscrupulous executives to avoid this requirement, as Mattawin Corporation executive Jack Crawley did in 2002. (CI: Tuxedo Hill) The SEC conducted many investigations of Archie Beuliss of Beuliss Securities. He once said he had been investigated so much that he swears to tell the truth before he orders dinner. (CI: In Treatment)
- The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a U.S. federal agency that regulates and supervises the selling of securities to prevent fraud and unfair practices and to maintain fair and orderly markets.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, is an agency of the United States federal government. The SEC is primarily responsible for ensuring companies' compliance with laws and rules relating to securities and all other matters related to securities, like their issue and trading.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission is a government agency charged with keeping an eye on what the stock market does. They are sort of like Sports Center for rich people's money.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, was a United States federal agency with oversight over financial and stock-related malfeasance. Following Day 1, SEC banking regulator Raymond Gull collaborated with CTU analyst Darinka Brankovich and GSG-9 operative Bruno Hecht to investigate the late "Ted Cofell", actually former Soviet spy Borvo Sobrinna. Roger Taylor was allegedly investigated by the SEC for criminal insider trading, leading him to commit suicide. After Roger's death, Frank Boylan agreed to bury the case as a political favor to Roger's mother. This was a cover story, as Roger had actually been killed by Brian Gedge to prevent him from uncovering the conspiracy within Taylor's administration. ("Day 7: 10:00am-11:00am", "11:00am-12:00pm", "12:00pm-1:00pm")
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