Matthew Beville’s practice focuses on investigations, enforcement actions and litigation involving the federal commodities and securities laws. He has represented financial institutions, swap dealers, broker-dealers and proprietary trading firms before the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and self-regulatory organizations. Mr. Beville has extensive experience in matters involving complicated electronic trading issues, swap dealer and futures commission merchant regulatory compliance issues, and various market conduct and trade practice concerns.

Prior to joining WilmerHale, Mr. Beville was an associate at a prominent law firm in Washington DC where he handled securities defense and white collar matters.

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  • Quoted in the Risk.net article, “CFTC’s Doge-inspired drive to enforcement may fall short.” 

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  • Education

    • JD, Florida State University College of Law, 2009

      summa cum laude Order of the Coif; Managing Editor & Notes and Comments Editor, Florida State University Law Review, Mark & Ruthelen Williamson Scholarship, Blank Miller Scholarship
    • BA, Philosophy, Florida State University, 2005

  • Admissions

    • District of Columbia

    • Florida

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