SEC

Trump Literally Nominated The Goldman Sachs Bailout Lawyer To Run The SEC

Will Democrats roll over?
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Trump Administration Sets Off Alarm Bells By Pulling Nominees To Regulatory Commissions

The deconstruction of the administrative state is underway. But expect Senate Republicans to push back.
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Donald Trump's Dodd-Frank Dismantling Begins With Energy Disclosure Rule

"It's a big deal," Trump said.
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An Overview Of The SEC’s Function And Purpose

The Securities and Exchange Commission was formed as a response to the stock market crash of October 1929.
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Snap Makes $3 Billion IPO Details Public

Snap Inc could be valued at between $20 billion to $25 billion.
By Lauren Hirsch, Reuters

Jay Clayton is Trump's Pick for SEC Chairman

Donald Trump has picked Wall Street attorney to be the chairman of the SEC.
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Trump Taps Wall Street Lawyer Jay Clayton To Lead Securities And Exchange Commission

The corporate lawyer is the latest in a string of nominees with deep ties to Goldman Sachs.
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It Could Happen To You: A Story of SEC Overreach

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SEC Chief Mary Jo White Plans To Leave At The End Of The Obama Administration

Her departure may leave a sharply understaffed and gridlocked commission in her wake.
By Sarah N. Lynch, Reuters

Elizabeth Warren Asks Obama To Fire Top Wall Street Regulator For 'Brazen Conduct'

The progressive firebrand has long warred with SEC Chair Mary Jo White, a former corporate lawyer.
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