SEC needs lessons in economics: SEC commissioner
Filed in archive regulators by leon on July 10, 2006

You can read the report here.
According to Glassman, there is a need for real cost benefit analysis when it comes to rulemaking and enforcement. The SEC's botched rulemaking attempts for mutual funds and hedge fund registration were cited as cases in point.
Glassman's comments are interesting in the context of a report from the Government Accountability Office not that long ago slating the SEC for sloppy internal controls.
The report is covered in a blog I did earlier this year.
If the SEC were a company, it would be in deep water.
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