Bridgepoint Education, the parent company of Ashford University, announced in a corporate filing last week that it has received a second subpoena related to investigations by the California attorney general's office and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking documents and information related to the Bridgepoint's scholarship and institutional loan programs and other extensions of credit made by Bridgepoint to students, as well as enrollment and retention details. Bridgepoint last August received a "civil investigative demand" from the CFPB to determine whether the for-profit chain engaged in "unlawful acts or practices related to the advertising, marketing or origination of private student loans," according to a corporate filing. That filing said that, as of June 30, the company had $9.1 million of net outstanding loans made to students. It marked the third time the CFPB has pursued a for-profit company for its lending practices.