What does CFTF stand for?

The Obama administration has formed a new task force to target financial fraud — replacing an earlier corporate fraud task force.

President Barack Obama's new Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force replaces a corporate fraud task force established in 2002 following scandals at Enron and other major firms.

President Barack Obama's new Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force replaces a corporate fraud task force established in 2002 following scandals at Enron and other major firms.

That July, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which stiffened corporate-governance and accounting rules, and President Bush created the Corporate Fraud Task Force in the Justice Department.

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We've been concentrating on the relationship between FDA and SEC but the SEC announced that it is expanding its relationship with the Department of Justice Corporate Fraud Task Force," he said, adding that continued controversy existed relating to the "Principles of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations," issued by Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson in January 2003.

We've been concentrating on the relationship between FDA and SEC but the SEC announced that it is expanding its relationship with the Department of Justice Corporate Fraud Task Force," he said, adding that continued controversy existed relating to the "Principles of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations," issued by Deputy Attorney General Thompson in January 2003.

The Corporate Fraud Task Force, established by President Bush, has become an effective tool for leading our nation beyond the scandals.