In a Pensions & Investments article, partner Craig Marcus, co-chair of the firm’s capital markets group, discussed how Democratic majorities in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate will create friction at the Securities and Exchange Commission to try and slow the agency’s rulemaking agenda.
Craig explained that the Democratic majority will likely hold congressional committee hearings in which SEC officials are called to testify in order to ask tough questions that can be used to shape public opinion and try to influence SEC enforcement and agenda priorities.
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