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How Barry v. SEC could provide the legal certainty needed to foster innovation, accelerate capital formation, and ensure that all Americans have equal access to portfolio diversification.
The SEC's current leadership says the regulatory agency’s mission is investor protection. Jamie Quick's case is one of many examples where we have to ask, who is this protecting?
He reached his own conclusion by watching what happened to the clients he helped
What the Policy Debate Is Missing
A Vanderbilt law professor has a theory. Our docket has the receipts.
A recent Second Circuit opinion shows the classic recipe is still on the menu—but with one ingredient now out of stock.
FINRA created the PDT rule to protect traders. In reality, it’s done the opposite — locking Americans out of the market and driving riskier behavior. Here’s what we learned from those most affected as
Chair Atkins’ keynote at Fordham Law didn’t just address Wells process reform—it spotlighted a deeper problem inside the SEC that drives overreach.
Wealth-based investor rules continue to block everyday Americans from private markets. But bipartisan bills in Congress could finally change that—if the details are right.
The Carebourn Capital case shows we shouldn’t be celebrating dropped cases
