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The SEC chair is laying out one of the most ambitious agendas in the SEC's 87-year history—some 49 proposals, many already drawing opposition.
Gensler has asked staff to "bring greater efficiency and transparency" to corporate debt, municipal bonds, and mortgage securities.
Auditors being investigated will no longer be able to keep that fact under wraps.
“These platforms that these things trade on, they are very easily manipulated, and I don't think investors understand that.” —Jay Clayton, Chairman, SEC
William Duhnke gets $673,000-a-year job regulating accountants.
Report sets course for regulatory changes by SEC and CFTC.
Cyberattack adds to growing list of incidents tied to the SEC database.
In private, administration aides rarely discuss Glass-Steagall.