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  1. SEC Chair Paul Atkins is driving reform while the INVEST Act passes the House and SEC rules are submitted to the White House for review.
  2. The article details the SEC's function in regulating domestic public companies in the US, noting that Paul S. Atkins served as Chairman during rulemaking.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins stated his belief in the need for reassessment of current policies.

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SEC Chair Paul Atkins stated his belief in the need for reassessment of current policies.

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  1. Pozen details SEC proposals while Paul Atkins continues to lead the agency.1 source
  2. Chairman Atkins confirms the rule amendments are aimed at updating current policies.1 source
  3. Atkins linked a recent proposal to broader policy reform efforts.1 source
  4. SEC Chair Paul Atkins expressed belief in reassessment of current policies.1 source

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