Gary Gensler will leave his position as Chairman of the SEC on January 20, 2025. During his tenure, the agency implemented important reforms that improved the efficiency and reliability of U.S. markets, including updating rules for Treasury bonds and stocks, as well as strengthening corporate governance oversight. The SEC returned over $2.7 billion to investors and continued the fight against cryptocurrency fraud. Gensler thanked President Biden and noted that working at the SEC was an "honor" for him.
11/22/2024 12:01:18 PM (GMT+1)
Gary Gensler will leave his position as Chairman of the SEC on January 20, 2025, after successful reforms in U.S. markets, returning over $2.7 billion to investors, and protecting against cryptocurrency fraud 💼
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