Bulked-Up SEC to Take On Asset Managers
OCIE Pursuing Headline-Making, Groundbreaking Cases
May 31, 2010
BOSTON -- The Securities and Exchange Commission is about to get a lot bigger and tougher, once Congress approves significant funding increases in its financial reform legislation. The soon-to-be-bulked-up agency is also planning to restructure its resources to place heavy emphasis on inspections, examinations and prosecuting high-profile cases. "The SEC wants to bring groundbreaking, publicity-generating cases in order to shore up the deterrent value that enforcement cases provide," said Lori Richards, principal, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, during NICSA's General Membership Meeting here.
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