The judge presiding over former President Trump's New York civil fraud case has issued an order for the court to closely monitor the finances of the Trump Organization for a period of three years. This decision comes in the aftermath of the civil fraud case that resulted in a $464 million judgment against Trump.
In his order, Judge Arthur Engoron emphasized the need for continued monitoring of the Trump Organization's financial and accounting practices, as well as disclosures. The monitoring will involve an enhanced role for a court-appointed Monitor and the appointment of an Independent Director of Compliance.
