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I've never understood how these fines are meant to benefit anyone. If no one is affected, then why is there a fine? Who is this money going to for damages to be
by gravypod 10y ago
I've never understood how these fines are meant to benefit anyone. If no one is affected, then why is there a fine? Who is this money going to for damages to be repaid?
Also, why are you not allowed to use real data for testing purposes?
- XorNot 10y agoLying to the SEC is a crime. "It was an accident" doesn't really cut it with financial institutions data handling and development practices.
- bagacrap 10y agoThe SEC was not impressed and said in a statement announcing the fine that the "failure to discover the coding error and to produce the missing data for many years potentially impacted numerous Commission investigations."