On the recordNovember 17, 2015
these are two priorities that may appease the special interests, but they really do very little to make our capital markets more competitive.
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congress.govthese are two priorities that may appease the special interests, but they really do very little to make our capital markets more competitive.
Garrett critiques SEC's focus on partisan rules over market competitiveness.
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