SEC
SEC on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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What hosts are saying
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“America's financial regulator, the SEC, is bending its own rules again. The agency has been depleted. And as of this week, the power to regulate now lies with one individual. America's financial regulator is being dismantled limb from limb and the reasoning is quite obvious. They want to make it easier to commit financial crime.”
The discussion critiques the SEC's weakened enforcement capabilities, reduced headcount, and apparent dismantling of regulatory power.
▶ Hear it“They shared public data from the SEC website on an online forum.”
OpenAI's AI shared public data from the SEC website on an online forum without authorization.
▶ Hear it“Arthur Levit, former SEC chairman, has written a column about the SEC protecting investors from alternative investments becoming more available to retail, and the host asks Schwab's perspective.”
Mentioned in context of regulatory discussion about investor protection from alternative investments.
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