Of the 559 companies that have gone public in the U.S. over the past 12 months, only two, aside from Bumble, were founded by women.

Paul Pitsironis allegedly stole more than $400,000 from clients to pay casino gambling debts and credit card bills, according to U.S. Attorney's office.

A federal judge also granted an SEC injunction against David Hu, former CIO of International Investment Group, whose schemes lost $100 million in investors' funds, according to the DOJ.

She succeeds former CEO Jeff Auld, who recently announced his retirement, and rounds out a trio of female leaders atop the Advisor Group IBD.

The DOJ and SEC filed parallel actions against Isaiah Goodman, arguing he used investors' funds for personal expenses and made "Ponzi-like payments" to new investors.

DeLynn Zell left the brokerage world in 2008 to launch an RIA that has grown 17% year over year to $2 billion in AUM. "we could sell this firm by Friday," she jokes, but she and her team want to build a legacy business for the next-generation of...

According to the SEC complaint, the defendants would raise funds from clients without investing them, and would often use them to pay for personal expenses.

Jean Hynes discusses active management, private equity and lessons she can offer other women on Wall Street.

Despite raising capital from investors for six years, Fraud Guarantee never developed any insurance products or sold policies to investors and never generated any revenue, according to the SEC.