The SEC's penalty scheme is outdated and it is ineffective in disincentivizing bad behavior.
Katie Porter: “The SEC's penalty scheme is outdated and it is ineffective in disincentivizing bad behavior.”
On the recordJune 18, 2019
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Porter criticizes the SEC's current penalty system for failing to deter misconduct.
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