Better Markets director rejects Atkins' justification, defends rule as corruption prevention
1 Sep 24 · 4d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Benjamin Schiffrin, director of securities at Better Markets think tank, issued a written statement rejecting Atkins' argument. He emphasized the rule's original intent and effect, quoting the SEC's own 2010 language describing it as combating pay-to-play arrangements.
“Not so. It has resulted in the suppression of corruption.”
Benjamin SchiffrinPaul Atkins SEC chairmanBenjamin Schiffrin Director of securities, Better MarketsLeon Black Billionaire founder of Apollo Management
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The SEC quietly published a proposal to rescind a measure that prevents private equity firms from buying access to billions in pension funds that belong to public employees like teachers and police.
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