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Thoughts On The Board Changes At General Electric

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And, a member of the GE board was the former Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mary Schapiro. Obviously, previous management believed that GE would be doing things that had significant connections with the SEC because it saw to it that someone like Ms. Schapiro was on the board.

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Feb 28, 2018

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Queen Elizabeth Gives Orders to Hillary

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Barney Frank and liberal activists, Ms. Whites predecessor Mary Schapiro overrode objections from career staff and put a new political disclosure rule on the SECs regulatory agenda. Commission staff rightly cautioned that the agencys job is to ensure the disclosure of information that is relev

Date

Oct 16, 2016

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U.S.

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Elizabeth Warren Wants President Obama to Fire His SEC Chair

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Obama has said he favors a political spending rule, and Whites predecessor as SEC chair, Mary Schapiro, came out in support of such a rule not long before leaving her post. But White almost immediately scrapped the rule upon becoming chair herself, and it hasnt appeared on the SECs regulatory age

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Oct 14, 2016

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U.S.

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FINRA Keeps America Laughing

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An independent, non-government regulator? Independent of whom or what? For decades FINRA was somewhat independent of the SECuntil the mall cop staged a coup in 2009. Then its CEO Mary Schapiro took over as Chairman of the SEC, leaving behind her $2.75 million salary to earn a mere $163,000 working

Date

Mar 27, 2015

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Delamaide: Cantor's Wall St. job raises concern

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Outgoing regulators, too, are welcomed on Wall Street with open arms and fat salaries. Mary Schapiro, former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, joined Promontory Financial Group, a well-connected Wall Street consulting firm, after leaving her post.

Date

Sep 02, 2014

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U.S.

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Seeking to ease threats, SEC is poised to end $1 a share for some riskier money ...

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The previous SEC chairman, Mary Schapiro, pushed unsuccessfully in 2012 for floating share prices for all money-market funds and a requirement that funds hold capital reserves of 1 percent of their assets. But three of the five SEC commissioners at the time opposed those changes, and her proposal wa

Date

Jul 23, 2014

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Is the SEC Going Easy on General Electric?

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fees for 2012. It has paid the firm more than $1.3 billion since 2000. Former SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro, who left the agency in December 2012, joined GE's board last year. And you never know what a fresh pair of eyes might find on GE's books if the SEC ever ordered it to get a new accounting firm.

Date

Jan 24, 2014

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Business

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Twitter's 'secret' IPO puts investors in the dark, for now

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Even early on, some questioned whether the definition of "emerging growth company" was too broad. Mary Schapiro, who headed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission when the legislation was being debated, had tried to lower the $1 billion threshold but was not successful.

Date

Sep 14, 2013

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Sci/Tech

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Bernard Madoff

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…depository, it would've been easy for them to see. If you're looking at a Ponzi scheme, it's the first thing you do." Madoff said in the June 17, 2009, interview that SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro was a "dear friend," and SEC Commissioner Elisse Walter was a "terrific lady" whom he knew "pretty...

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