More than 20 Republican lawmakers in the House and Senate sent Consoler a letter last fall
calling on the SEC to withdraw the rule.
They argued that compliance would be so costly that it would essentially bar firms from adopting
new N.E. technology.
Not just Tide, the Protecting Innovation and Investment Act was introduced by Sens-Ted
Cruz, our Texas, and Bill Hagerty, our Tennessee.
It would bar the SEC from moving forward in finalizing the rule.
On their upcoming, consumers will automatically bear the cost of yet another SEC attempt
to over-regulate financial markets.
Said Hagerty in a statement, the agency should demonstrate the ability to securely manage
its own technology before seeking to micromanage and hinder innovative technologies at private
firms.
More than 20 Republican lawmakers in the House and Senate sent Consoler a letter last fall
calling on the SEC to withdraw the rule.
They argued that compliance would be so costly that it would essentially bar firms from adopting
new N.E. technology.
Not just Tide, the Protecting Innovation and Investment Act was introduced by Sens-Ted
Cruz, our Texas, and Bill Hagerty, our Tennessee.
It would bar the SEC from moving forward in finalizing the rule.
On their upcoming, consumers will automatically bear the cost of yet another SEC attempt to
over-regulate financial markets.
Said Hagerty in a statement, the agency should demonstrate the ability to securely manage
its own technology before seeking to micromanage and hinder innovative technologies at private
firms.