Experts, including Hester Peirce and Paul S. Atkins, weighed in on the SEC's rule-making process, supporting rule elimination and criticizing regulatory overreach.
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Experts, including Hester Peirce and Paul S. Atkins, weighed in on the SEC's rule-making process, supporting rule elimination and criticizing regulatory overreach.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Hester Peirce's efforts to seek and influence SEC rules have been observed across various administrations, including Gensler's and Trump's.Sub-event
Peirce welcomed rule elimination proposals while Atkins criticized the Commission's regulatory overreach.1 source
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The entities involved
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Securities and Exchange Commission
government agency of the Philippines
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Hester Peirce
American lawyer, current Commissioner of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission
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Paul S. Atkins
American government official