Please join the ACAMS St. Louis Chapter for a learning event followed by a catered networking/happy hour!

UCLA School of Law Professor and published author, James Park, will present on the history of securities fraud regulation. He will discuss case studies of major securities frauds from the 1970s to the present involving companies such as Penn Central, Apple, Enron, and General Electric. 

The presentation covers the following topics:

• The different ways that public companies commit fraud
• Why they commit securities fraud
• How securities fraud can be detected
• How regulation addresses the problem of securities fraud. 

Professor Park will also discuss recent cases involving FTX, Theranos, and Nikola.

Additional Learning objectives: 

• An understanding of the different ways in which public companies can commit securities fraud.
• An understanding of the motivations for public company securities fraud.
• An overview of the major federal law and regulations that govern securities fraud. 

***PLEASE NOTE***

Space is limited for this event to 35 participants and a catered networking/happy hour will take place immediately following the event. 
 

Agenda:

Registration Opens: 2:30PM CT
Presentations Start: 3PM CT
Presentation Ends: 4PM CT
Close of event: 4PM CT
Networking Hour: 4-5:30PM CT
 

Venue:

Pezold Banquet and Meeting Center 
5701 State Rte N, St Charles, MO 63304
 

Venue capacity: 75 seats

Attendees must sign up for the event prior to arrival as we will not be accepting payments at the venue.