SEC chairman Paul Atkins proposes rescinding pay-to-play rule
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The SEC quietly published a proposal to rescind the pay-to-play measure. Atkins stated that the rule has "needlessly" burdened investment firms, led to penalties for "small, often impulsive" donations, and has "resulted in the suppression of political speech," according to his written statement.
“has "needlessly" burdened these firms and led to serious penalties for "small, often impulsive" donations, and has "resulted in the suppression of political speech."”
Paul AtkinsPaul Atkins SEC chairmanBenjamin Schiffrin Director of securities, Better MarketsLeon Black Billionaire founder of Apollo Management
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