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Trump's SEC nominee reveals possible Wall Street conflicts of interest
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Wall Street attorney chosen by President Donald Trump to head the Securities and Exchange Commission has worked on many of the kinds of deals the agency regulates and represented...
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Democrats press Trump's SEC nominee over his ties to Goldman Sachs
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Jay Clayton, the Wall Street attorney tapped by President Donald Trump to lead the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, on Thursday defended himself against charges from...
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Senate confirms Wall Street attorney Jay Clayton to head SEC
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Jay Clayton, the Wall Street attorney chosen by President Donald Trump to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission.The vote was 61-37 to give...
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Trump's business watchdog has seemingly eased up on corporate crackdowns
Jay Clayton took over the Securities and Exchange Commission in May, after Obama appointee Mary Jo White stepped down in January.From February through September of this year, the SEC collected $127...
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Wall Street's top watchdog is going soft under Trump
The Securities and Exchange Commission is pursuing fewer penalties on corporations under President Donald Trump. The SEC filed 612 enforcement cases in its most recent fiscal year, the fewest in four...
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The 'Team Trump takeover' of government regulation is now complete
Richard Cordray announced he will step down from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.With the move, the Trump administration will soon be in full control of the financial regulation structure.The...
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Trump's SEC nominee reveals possible Wall Street conflicts of interest
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Wall Street attorney chosen by President Donald Trump to head the Securities and Exchange Commission has worked on many of the kinds of deals the agency regulates and represented...
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Democrats press Trump's SEC nominee over his ties to Goldman Sachs
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Jay Clayton, the Wall Street attorney tapped by President Donald Trump to lead the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, on Thursday defended himself against charges from...
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Senate confirms Wall Street attorney Jay Clayton to head SEC
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Jay Clayton, the Wall Street attorney chosen by President Donald Trump to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission.The vote was 61-37 to give...
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Trump's business watchdog has seemingly eased up on corporate crackdowns
Jay Clayton took over the Securities and Exchange Commission in May, after Obama appointee Mary Jo White stepped down in January.From February through September of this year, the SEC collected $127...
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Wall Street's top watchdog is going soft under Trump
The Securities and Exchange Commission is pursuing fewer penalties on corporations under President Donald Trump. The SEC filed 612 enforcement cases in its most recent fiscal year, the fewest in four...
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The 'Team Trump takeover' of government regulation is now complete
Richard Cordray announced he will step down from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.With the move, the Trump administration will soon be in full control of the financial regulation structure.The...
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The SEC wants to make it easier for small-time investors to get in on...
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is mulling options to let retail investors in on private-company fundraising, the agency's chief told the Wall Street Journal. Main Street investors are...
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Arkansas senator blasts WeWork at hearing: Adam Neumann 'is the reason people...
Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas derided the WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann's leadership at a Tuesday hearing. He also blasted law firms and Wall Street, saying they contributed to WeWork's fall.Cotton asked...
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SEC Chairman: 'We shouldn't be banning short selling' even as coronavirus...
"We shouldn't be banning short selling," Jay Clayton, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission said in a Monday interview with CNBC.A number of countries including the UK, Spain, Italy, and...
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Hertz shares halted after SEC raises issues with plan to sell potentially...
Hertz shares were halted on Wednesday morning after the Securities and Exchange Commission said it had issues with the company's planned stock offering.The car-rental chain aims to sell as much as $500...
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Morgan Stanley's top boss has reportedly had more private calls with the US...
Morgan Stanley's chief executive James Gorman has had more conversations with the Securities and Exchange Commission's chairman than any other Wall Street bank, according to the Financial Times. The...
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'Literally no one was asking for this, zero': How a controversial SEC...
Summary List PlacementIn a controversial move bewildering investors and executives, the Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a rule change that would let billionaire fund managers like...
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Cryptocurrency ETFs could soon be a reality now that regulators are actively...
Summary List PlacementCryptocurrency exchange-traded-funds are being actively considered by US regulators, the Financial Times reported chairman Jay Clayton saying at a conference.The US Securities and...
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SEC chief Jay Clayton says he is nervously eyeing retail-driven euphoria in...
Summary List PlacementChairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission Jay Clayton told CNBC on Thursday he's concerned about stock market euphoria stemming from retail investors. "When stocks run...
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