LOS ANGELES – Jan. 12, 2022 – Elaine C. Greenberg, shareholder of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Securities Litigation Practice, will speak at the 49th Annual Securities Regulation Institute taking place virtually Jan. 24-26, 2022. Greenberg’s panel, “SEC Enforcement and Investigations,” will be Jan. 26 at 10:30 a.m. PST.
The annual event, which Greenberg Traurig is sponsoring, is “one of the most visible and highly-regarded securities and corporate law conferences in the country” and “focuses on practical advice for all attorneys advising corporate clients on the ever-changing world of securities and business law,” according to its website. Greenberg’s panel will discuss earnings per share (EPS) and other enforcement initiatives; cybersecurity and managing disclosure issues; environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues and forward-looking statements; managing whistleblowers; enforcement sanctions and waivers; insider trading; Regulation Fair Disclosure (FD); perks; and other hot topics.
Greenberg, based in Greenberg Traurig’s Washington, D.C. office, has over 30 years of securities law experience, including a 25-year tenure at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) during which time she served as a senior officer in the Division of Enforcement. Her practice focuses on SEC, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), Department of Justice (DOJ), State Attorneys General, and other securities and financial services regulatory matters, examinations, investigations, enforcement actions, and litigation; white collar defense and corporate investigations; and public finance. Greenberg has represented, advised, and counselled major financial institutions and other financial services firms and their associated persons, including banks, underwriters, broker-dealers, investment advisers, investment companies, and municipal advisors; issuers of securities, including public companies and their officers and directors, and state and local governmental entities and their officials; and other organizations and individuals.