![]() ![]() TWHS Percussion performed as a featured ensemble at the 2014 Percussive Arts Society in Indianapolis and performs extensive percussion ensemble concerts each spring. In 2021, TWHS Varsity Winter Guard competed once again at the WGI World Championships in Dayton, OH, this time placing third - a first for The Woodlands High School and the first ever Color Guard in Texas to medal. In 2019, TWHS Varsity Winter Guard was a World-Class Finalist at the WGI World Championships in Dayton, OH, a first for The Woodlands High School. In addition, the guard was the 2013 WGI Southwestern Regional Champion. TWHS Winter Guard is a former Texas State Color Guard Circuit Champion and Winter Guard International Open-Class Champion and competes in these events annually across the state of Texas. In addition, TWHS Band was named the 2013 Bands of America Super Regional Champions in San Antonio and the 2013 BOA Grand National Champions in Indianapolis. The band has been a Bands of America Regional Finalist for 26 consecutive years, a 15-time BOA Super Regional Finalist, and a nine-time BOA Grand National Finalist. TWHS Marching Band is a 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, and 2018 UIL State Marching Contest Finalist. The SEC appreciates the assistance and cooperation of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.The Woodlands High School Band has achieved many past accomplishments in both marching and concert activities. LONE STAR ORDER TRIALKeefe Bernstein provided trial assistance under B. Mallett, Timothy McCole, Barbara Gunn, and Eric Werner. ![]() The investigation was supervised by Sarah S. The SEC’s investigation was conducted by Jaime Marinaro, Kathleen Galloway, and Carol Stumbaugh of the Fort Worth Regional Office and Brian Fitzpatrick of the Enforcement Division’s Asset Management Unit. Without admitting or denying the SEC’s findings, Hudson and Lone Star Global agreed to a cease-and-desist order finding that they violated Sections 206(2) and 206(4) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and Rules 204(6)-7 and 206(4)-8 thereunder, and ordering them to pay the $11.2 million penalty. "According to the SEC’s order, Hudson and Lone Star Global failed this duty for 13 years, and today’s action confirms that the Commission will hold firms accountable for such failures." LONE STAR ORDER FULL"As fiduciaries, investment advisers must provide full and fair disclosure of their fees and charges to clients," said David Peavler, Director of the SEC’s Fort Worth Regional Office. Lastly, the order finds that Hudson and Lone Star Global failed to implement appropriate policies and procedures in connection with conflicts of interest and disclosure of fees charged to advisory clients. ![]() The order also finds that Hudson and Lone Star Global were not authorized to charge this fee component without full and fair disclosure to the funds. The SEC’s order finds that Hudson and Lone Star Global never disclosed the inclusion of these tax liabilities to their clients. By law, these tax liabilities were payable by the owner rather than by Hudson. tax liability in fees charged to the funds. Hudson and Lone Star Global have agreed to pay $11.2 million in civil penalties and have reimbursed the affected funds $68.5 million, which includes interest on the undisclosed tax liability charges.Īccording to the SEC’s order, between at least 20, Hudson included $54.6 million of its owner’s anticipated U.S. for including Hudson’s owner’s anticipated income tax liability as a component of certain fees charged to 14 private equity funds they managed. ![]() The Securities and Exchange Commission announced charges today against registered investment advisers Hudson Advisors L.P. ![]()
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