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    Securities Regulation Daily Wrap Up, FRAUD AND MANIPULATION—N.D. Cal.: SEC charges former Linqto execs with pre-IPO fraud, (Oct 13, 2026)

    By Rodney F. Tonkovic, J.D.

    The Commission alleges that former executives used opaque private-market pricing and artificial scarcity to foment investor demand.

    The SEC has charged former top executives of Linqto, Inc. with deceiving investors who used the company's online platfo ...

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