Securities Enforcement Forum Central 2026
Event summary
The Securities Enforcement Forum Central brings together senior Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Department of Justice officials, in-house counsel, compliance executives and leading practitioners for a focused look at the most pressing and critical topics in securities enforcement. The 2026 program will cover financial and accounting fraud, the impact of artificial intelligence, advanced litigation and investigation strategies, managing SEC-related criminal matters, financial firms, cryptocurrency, whistleblowers, insider trading, cybersecurity and much more.
Continuing legal education (CLE) credit
Attendees can earn six+ hours of CLE credit (pending in IL, DE and reciprocal states, including NY).
Featured agenda item
Thursday, October 1, 10:30 am
Defending Parallel Investigations Involving the SEC, USAO, State AGs and Others
- Cooley partner Matthew Kutcher will speak on this panel.
For more information, please email Julia Sousa.
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