SEC Investor Panel Bends to New Reality on Private Markets
Also, Schulp leaves Cato for SEC job, sources say; Senate banking spokesman also joins agency
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The SEC’s investor advisory committee has been criticized for its left-leaning policy views and a lack of ideological diversity among its membership. But at least on one issue, the group is embracing a more pragmatic tack, one that tacitly acknowledges that elections have consequences.
Late last week, the panel overw…
