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Hey Intern, I'm Not Lonely - Traders Magazine - Vimarsana News

Hey Intern, I'm Not Lonely - Traders Magazine

Be wary of making final career decisions based on internship experiences, Jim Toes of STA writes.

Who Pays the SEC's Bill on Crypto? (Hint: Not Crypto) - Vimarsana News

Who Pays the SEC's Bill on Crypto? (Hint: Not Crypto)

STA President shares his thoughts on the SEC’s 2023 proposed budget related to crypto markets.

SEC Climate Proposal: Industry Groups Pile In To Push Back On SEC's Short Comment Period, As Senators Speak Out - Securitization & Structured Finance - Vimarsana News

SEC Climate Proposal: Industry Groups Pile In To Push Back On SEC's Short Comment Period, As Senators Speak Out - Securitization & Structured Finance

Numerous industry groups have asked the SEC to extend the comment period for the SEC's recently proposed climate-risk disclosure requirements. Currently, comments on the proposal are due by May 20, 2022.

Source: mondaq.com
SEC Climate Proposal: Industry Groups Pile In to Push Back on SEC's Short Comment Period, as Senators Speak Out | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP - Vimarsana News

SEC Climate Proposal: Industry Groups Pile In to Push Back on SEC's Short Comment Period, as Senators Speak Out | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

Numerous industry groups have asked the SEC to extend the comment period for the SEC’s recently proposed climate-risk disclosure requirements. Currently, comments on the proposal are...

The Desire to Achieve Success - Traders Magazine - Vimarsana News

The Desire to Achieve Success - Traders Magazine

Traders Magazine By Jim Toes, President and CEO, Security Traders Association I’ve never met anyone in our industry who wanted an average career with just some success. From elementary school and all the way up to their careers on Wall Street, individuals in our industry are overachievers with a desire for success. They also know that a key ingredient in achieving success is productivity. The more productive we are, the more successful we will become. Yet, these two realities are underweighted in the news reporting and casual conversations on the current topic of getting employees back i...