The SEC has subpoenaed major Wall Street banks for details on trades related to Situational Awareness, according to the New York Times. The regulator also warned banks to preserve information about the firm.
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SEC subpoenas major Wall Street banks over dealings with Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness fundbearish 30 · impact 60
THE SEC ASKED FOR DETAILS ON SITUATIONAL AWARENESS TRADES, AND WARNED BANKS TO KEEP INFORMATION ABOUT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS - NYT
*SEC SUBPOENAS BANKS FOR DETAILS ON SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: NYT
SEC subpoenas banks over situational awarenessbearish 40 · impact 10 · this page
SEC requests details on Situational Awareness trades, NYT reportsneutral 50 · impact 10 · first wire
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