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After months of voicing solitary opposition to growing environmental, social and governance initiatives, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Hester Peirce may have forged a new partnership to push back on that movement with recently appointed fellow Republican member Mark Uyeda.

At an open meeting last week, the SEC voted, three to two, to adopt new amendments to the rules regarding proxy advisory firms, such as ISS and Glass Lewis—which the SEC refers to as proxy voting advice businesses,...

SEC published request for comment on information providers, including index providers, model portfolio providers, pricing services, whose activities they believes may cause them to meet definition of investment adviser under Advisers Act.

[This post revises and updates my earlier post primarily to reflect the contents of the proposing release.] At an open meeting last week, the SEC voted, three to two, to adopt new...

At an open meeting last week, the SEC voted, three to two, to propose new amendments to Rule 14a-8, the shareholder proposal rule. Under Rule 14a-8...

Chula Vista swimmer, and only athlete from San Diego competing, takes home gold medal at Special Olympics U.S.A Games.

SEC commissioner Allison Lee was appointed in 2019 under the former presidential administration, and later served as acting chair to the regulatory body for three months, until Gary Gensler’s confirmation in April 2021.

At an open meeting yesterday morning, the SEC welcomed new Commissioner Mark Uyeda and bid farewell to Commissioner Allison Herren Lee. The SEC also voted to adopt new amendments to...

The political advisor will be the third Latino to serve in the prominent role.

The political advisor will be the third Latino to serve in the prominent role.