Priya PatelB. Riley Financial, a diversified financial services platform, has issued a statement denying any knowledge of an SEC investigation. The statement was in response to a Bloomberg News article that raised allegations against the firm. B. Riley Financial stated that it has not been contacted by the SEC regarding any investigation, and would fully cooperate if one were to occur. The firm also accused short sellers of spreading false information for their own gain. B. Riley Financial offers a range of financial services, including investment banking, wealth management, risk and compliance, and asset appraisal.
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