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SEC forms Investor Advisory Committee

The Securities and Exchange Commission has formed an Investor Advisory Committee to give investors “a greater voice in the commission’s work,” the SEC announced today.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has formed an Investor Advisory Committee to give investors “a greater voice in the commission’s work,” the SEC announced today.
The committee's charter provides for a broad scope of interests, including advising the SEC on matters of concern

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