FTX's bankruptcy in November left customers and investors facing billions of dollars of potential losses, and several of the company's executives have been charged with various types of financial fraud.

The company's CFO allegedly told investor relations to "work the analysts who still have equipment revenue too high."

He was convicted of changing audits for KPMG clients based on information he received illegally on upcoming PCAOB inspections.

CFO and CEO of London-based Rio Tinto are charged with falsely inflating asset valuations; SEC seeks civil penalties and to bar the men from serving on corporate boards.

6 face criminal charges for leaking information to KPMG.

Two banks will pay a combined $148 million to resolve investors' claims.

Two banks will pay a combined $148 million to resolve investors' claims.

Georgeson workers sought information on shareholder votes from ISS staffer.