Jacob Frenkel was featured recently in the CNBC Worldwide Exchange segment, "Two former SEC and Treasury officials discuss the Justice Department’s SVB investigation."
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Jacob Frenkel was featured recently in the CNBC Worldwide Exchange segment, "Two former SEC and Treasury officials discuss the Justice Department’s SVB investigation." Jacob discusses the federal departments and agencies, Congressional committees and others that are likely to investigate the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, provides the framework for analyzing whether SVB senior executives may have engaged in insider trading, and offers his prediction regarding criminal prosecutions. To watch the video, click here.
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Jacob Frenkel
Member and Chair of Government Investigations & Securities Enforcement
Washington, D.C.
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