Senate Confirms Gary Gensler As Next Sec Chief

Apr 14 2021 Gary Genslers confirmation Wednesday April 14 as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission marks a significant moment in the development of the digital assets and blockchain industry.

Verloopio. Gensler will receive. Hes a former Goldman Sachs exec and worked with the Clinton and Obama administrations and formerly worked at MIT too. The Honorable Gary Gensler of Maryland to be a Member of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The cryptocurrency is still up about 90 year-to-dateUpdates. Gary Gensler who was a chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission during the Obama administration testified by video for his confirmation hearing by the Senate Banking Committee. Roisman Commissioner Caroline A.

Securities and Exchange CommissionGensler previously led the BidenHarris transitions Federal Reserve Banking and Securities Regulators agency review team. I congratulate Gary Gensler on his confirmation as Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission SEC. Apr 17 2021 Bloomberg -- Gary Gensler was sworn in Saturday to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission where hell be President Joe Bidens top cop on Wall StreetMaryland Democratic Senator Ben Cardin swore in Gensler 63 at a ceremony in Baltimore the new chairmans home town three days after the Senate approved his nomination on a 53-to-45.

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Mar 02 2021 Gary Gensler who was a chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission during the Obama administration testified by video for his confirmation hearing by the Senate Banking Committee. Peirce Commissioner Elad L. He was asked about the roiling stock-trading drama involving GameStop shares that has spurred clamour for tighter regulation of Wall Street.