SEC Chair Gary Gensler is set to defend his regulatory agenda before a House panel that has grown hostile to his plans under Republican leadership of the committee
WASHINGTON—Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler is set to defend his regulatory agenda Tuesday before a House panel that has grown“The SEC is the cop on the beat watching out for
your constituents,” Mr. Gensler said in prepared remarks for the hearing before the House Financial Services Committee. He framed his plans as necessary to protect investors and markets in an era of
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