On the recordSeptember 12, 2023
We only make information as a result of any investigation public if we either settle or bring charges in competent courts.
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congress.govWe only make information as a result of any investigation public if we either settle or bring charges in competent courts.
Gensler explains the conditions under which investigation results are made public.
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Actually, sir, we follow the mandate. In 1996, Congress put in our statute that we had to do economic analysis, and we follow that.
I think that the Congress' wisdom was to have an agency to oversee disclosure-based markets.
That is because--and with all respect, that is because they are choosing to try to not comply with U.S. law.