Anti-Fraud

Raised Check: Enhanced Security Check
A raised check is a financial document on which the monetary amount and potentially other important information are embossed or raised above the paper surface to prevent any attempted alterations or forgeries.
Securities Act of 1933: Foundation of U.S. Securities Market Regulation
An in-depth analysis of the Securities Act of 1933, detailing its importance as the first federal legislation to regulate securities markets in the United States, its requirements for registration and disclosure, and its anti-fraud provisions.

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