Singh v. Cigna Corp.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
José A. Cabranes, Circuit Judge:
This case presents us with a creative attempt to recast corporate mismanagement *60as securities fraud. The attempt relies on a simple equation: first, point to banal and vague corporate statements affirming the importance of regulatory compliance; next, point to significant regulatory violations; and voila , you have alleged a prima facie case of securities fraud! The problem with this equation, however, is that such generic statements do not invite reasonable reliance. They are not, therefore, materially misleading, and so cannot form the basis of a fraud case.
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