Waller Street Journal: SEC Enforcement Fines Fall to Near 20-Year Low of Around $1.1 Billion in Previous Fiscal Year
According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission reported total enforcement penalties of $1.1 billion for the past fiscal year, marking the lowest level in nearly two decades. The report links this figure to the deregulation agenda of the Donald Trump administration, which prioritizes facilitating corporate financing and stock trading.
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