Sec, Presidency of Donald Trump
US SEC Offers Staff $50,000 to Resign or Retire, Memo Says
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is offering some employees $50,000 if they choose to resign or to retire under an early retirement program, according to an agency memo seen by Reuters. The SEC alongside other federal agencies has been looking at ways to cut staff and costs to meet demands from the Trump administration.
Kraken, SEC and Crypto
Lighter regulation was supposed to spur the revival of the US initial public offering market — instead, it may lead to ...
A memo from SEC COO Ken Johnson gives staff several weeks to accept a voluntary separation package or early retirement.
Though the SEC hasn't detailed initiatives, the Task Force's composition signals focus on blending securities law and crypto ...
KRAKEN, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, said on Monday (Mar 3) that the US Securities and Exchange ...
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission informed staff on Monday the Trump administration is preparing to terminate ...
Under President Trump, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is backing down from fights with crypto firms.
A landmark legal battle for the U.S. crypto sector, the government accusation that Coinbase ran an unregistered exchange, has ...
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has told unionized employees they will have to return to the office in mid-April, ...
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