The May 8 edition of ACA Insight examines industry expectations and priorities of newly sworn in SEC Chair, Jay Clayton. “The first priority for Clayton will be to put his own people in place,” states investment management counsel David Tittsworth (Washington, D.C.) in the article. “Nearly all of the SEC’s senior staff have departed during the past few months and filling those positions will be critical to enabling him to develop and implement his priorities for the agency. As they say, personnel is policy, and who Clayton hires will certainly help to shape the direction of the agency.”
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