Regulation

Guess which one matters?

The gist of which is, be more like the guy who fired me after 10 days and who you just trounced in an election.

Gary Gensler knows what a cryptocurrency is when he sees it, and XRP may be right in his blind spot.

His obituary will now include lines like, “providing aid and comfort to an insurrectionist” and, maybe, “man whose odiousness inspired the legislative dismantling of the private equity industry.”

Looking for comment letters on undoing everything Jay Clayton did over the last four.

That is, if they’re still in a position to enjoy political salvation after today.

Preet Bharara or Gary Gensler might not have much to do come Jan. 20.

Massachusetts has some problems with the Millennial trading-game app.

What’s the South Korean government’s position on exterminating MBAs?

He’s this close to not having to give a s**t about any of this any more, you guys. Come on.

Can Gary Gensler and Preet Bharara run the SEC together?

Gary Gensler and Ted Kaufman are not the kind of people big finance want to see in positions of influence.

If he’d just do what they want, he’d find China’s market regulators to be very reasonable and caring people.

Barring that, it welcomes your green finance dreams.

Speak only when spoken to.

Getting rid of most 13Fs proves too unpopular even for someone with nothing to lose like Jay Clayton.

It’s clock-striking-midnight dealmaking time at the Justice Department.

That’s a big, “Thanks, but no thanks” from the hedge funds on getting rid of most 13Fs.