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A post-Trump SEC could shake up current policy | Reuters

By Securities Docket on November 16, 2016, 8:44 am

Trump’s decision to tap former Republican SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins to help manage the Trump team’s transition efforts at the SEC and other financial agencies offers a window into some other changes that could be in store. Atkins, the founder of the regulatory consulting firm Patomak Global Partners, is viewed by some to be a top contender for the position of SEC chairman itself, though as the transition head he could also recommend someone else for that job.

Atkins’ well-known conservative views on everything from enforcement penalties to corporate governance are likely to be reflected in the SEC’s agenda.

Here are five policy areas likely to change.

via A post-Trump SEC could shake up current policy | Reuters.

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