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Weekly Roundup: December 8-14, 2023

Harvard Corporate Governance

Posted by the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, on Friday, December 15, 2023 Editor's Note: This roundup contains a collection of the posts published on the Forum during the week of December 7-13, 2023 Remarks by Chair Gensler Before the American Bar Association Posted by Gary Gensler, U.S.

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SEC Chair Testifies Before U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

Reynolds Holding

securities markets regulation have contributed to America’s economic success and geopolitical standing around the globe. At this remarkable agency, we serve investors building for a better future and issuers raising money to fund innovation, while overseeing the $100 trillion capital markets where they meet. I am proud of this agency.

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Skadden Discusses De-SPACed Companies Seeking Chapter 11 Protection

Reynolds Holding

What that demonstrates is that boards, officers, stockholders and other stakeholders, as well as potential investors and acquirers, should regard Chapter 11 as a strategic option to rehabilitate a potentially distressed de-SPACed company. Bankruptcy, though, is not necessarily the end of the road for a struggling de-SPACed company.

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SEC Commissioner Criticizes Funding for Consolidated Audit Trail

Reynolds Holding

CAT’s considerable costs need to be allocated and no allocation method is ideal. And regardless of which approach we choose, most costs ultimately will come out of investor pockets. [1] And regardless of which approach we choose, most costs ultimately will come out of investor pockets. [1] Thank you, Mr. Chair.

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Sullivan & Cromwell Discusses Revised FSOC Guidance on Nonbank SIFI Designations

Reynolds Holding

4] The Council finalized the Interpretive Guidance and Analytic Framework substantively as proposed in April 2023 ( described in our publication dated April 26, 2023), [5] with minor modifications in response to public comments.

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Commissioner Peirce Blasts SEC for Lack of Public Engagement

Reynolds Holding

The SAB was issued apparently without input from the public or banking regulators, who subsequently have expressed concerns. [4] The SAB was issued apparently without input from the public or banking regulators, who subsequently have expressed concerns. [4] SAB 121 arguably does not protect investors.

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SEC Commissioner Dissents on Final SPAC Rules

Reynolds Holding

In order to achieve this desired outcome, the Commission seeks to impose crushingly burdensome regulations on SPACs as a form of merit regulation in disguise. But there may be a far simpler explanation behind what the Commission is doing for SPACs: we simply do not like them.