Loosening the disclosure and the registration requirements may make life a whole lot more profitable for a handful of bankers and for corporate attorneys who just want more IPOs in the system, but there is no evidence that it will make life better for investors.
On the recordSeptember 25, 2017
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Warren criticizes deregulation benefiting bankers over investor protection.
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