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Posted by Matt DiGuiseppe, Maria Castañón Moats, and Paul DeNicola, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, on Sunday, April 14, 2024 Editor's Note: Matt DiGuiseppe is Managing Director, Maria Castañón Moats is Leader, and Paul DeNicola is Principal at the Governance Insights Center, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. This post is based on their PwC memorandum. As we gear up for the 2024 proxy season, it’s important to temper our expectations for any major surprises.
A fascinating legal soap opera is now underway following a trial just completed in California. The issues are new, novel, and important in one sense, but old, familiar, and important in another. The case – SEC v. Panuwat [1] — is an SEC civil case that represented the first time the SEC has tested its “shadow trading” theory of insider trading.
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On Friday, April 5, 2024, a jury in the Northern District of California found that the SEC had established that Defendant Matthew Panuwat, a former senior director of business development at biopharmaceutical firm Medivation, was liable under a civil misappropriation theory of insider trading for violations of Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and SEC Rule 10b-5.
The sad part about all this is that the GSEs are trying to force homogeny between all neighborhoods and forego quality of construction and locational characteristics. I’m seeing a trend with these desktop appraisals performed by non-geographically competent appraisers. It’s a shame, because location does matter, no matter the color of your skin. I have to argue my point every once in a while for an appraisal.
The sad part about all this is that the GSEs are trying to force homogeny between all neighborhoods and forego quality of construction and locational characteristics. I’m seeing a trend with these desktop appraisals performed by non-geographically competent appraisers. It’s a shame, because location does matter, no matter the color of your skin. I have to argue my point every once in a while for an appraisal.
As an appraiser, we should all know math pretty well. The appraisers that are accepting assignments for pennies on the dollar need to have their state give them a hard look into their competency and possibly have their license revoked. Any appraiser worth their salt on the earth wouldn’t dare give away their time, education and experience for near free.
I”m pretty sure the appraisals in this case were debunked last year as being racially biased. If I remember correctly the original appraiser was African American. The original appraisal opinion of value was higher than a subsequent appraisal. I don’t remember anything about the quality but the whole case was bs. I could also be thinking about a different case but the concept remains.
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