SEC's Peirce: Overcoming 'policy differences' takes work early in rulemaking
SEC commissioner Hester Peirce has first-hand experience to compare SEC chair Gensler's approach to that of his predecessor.
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SEC commissioner Hester Peirce has first-hand experience to compare SEC chair Gensler's approach to that of his predecessor.
Congress has proposed allowing electronic disclosure to investors for SEC registrants, and the SEC is looking to require it for disclosures to the SEC itself.
Under Chair Gary Gensler, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has become aggressive and ambitious, proposing over 44 new and costly regulations since 2021.
One new rule from the SEC would update Reg SCI; the other would update Reg S-P, both to require more timely reporting of data breaches.
The SEC reopened the comment period on its proposed cybersecurity rule, which was originally announced in February 2022.