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2012 Diane Sanger Memorial Lecture: Survival of Investor Protection

Audio broadcast on www.sechistorical.org at 4:00 pm ET

Presented by Professor Harvey J. Goldschmid, Dwight Professor of Law, Columbia University School of Law

Made possible through the support of the family of Diane Sanger

Ponzi Scheme Puzzles

Audio broadcast on www.sechistorical.org at 2:00 pm ET

Why does someone start a Ponzi scheme, and why do others invest? What characteristics do the perpetrators and the victims share? How are Ponzi schemes sold, and how do they unravel? What happens to the money? These issues and others will be discussed by:

• Professor Tamar Frankel, Boston University Law School
• Professor Donald Langevoort, Georgetown University Law Center
• Francis C. Morrissey, Morrissey Wilson & Zafiropoulos LLP

Moderated by Professor Eric Roiter, Boston University Law School

A Creative Irritant: The Relationship between the SEC and Accounting Standard Setters (13th Annual Meeting Program)

Video broadcast on www.sechistorical.org at 12:00 noon ET

Moderated by George P. Fritz, Curator, The Richard C. Adkerson Gallery on the SEC Role in Accounting Standards Setting, as part of the building of the Adkerson Gallery

With:

• Dennis Beresford, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia and former Chairman, Financial Accounting Standards Board
• Edmund Jenkins, former Chairman, Financial Accounting Standards Board and retired partner, Arthur Andersen & Co.
• A. Clarence Sampson, former SEC Chief Accountant

The Best of NERA 2012

Made possible through the support of NERA Economic Consulting

Bingham Presents 2012: Criminal Enforcement of Securities Laws

Made possible through the support of Bingham McCutchen LLP

Opening of The Richard C. Adkerson Gallery on the SEC Role in Accounting Standards Setting

Curated by George P. Fritz

Made possible through the support of Richard C. Adkerson and the Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation

Opening of Gallery on Financial Scandals that Advanced Regulation

Curated by Robert Colby and Dr. Kenneth Durr, History Associates, Inc.

Opening of Gallery on Legislation and Financial Regulation

Curated by Dr. Kurt Hohenstein, Winona State University