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Rebecca Fike talks to GRIP about SEC enforcement and more

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Julie DiMauro

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Fike, former SEC senior counsel, told us about the effects of uncertainty and tempered enforcement activity at the SEC on her clients, and her advice to them.

I had a chance to sit down with Rebecca Fike, a partner at Reed Smith and a member of the firm’s Global Regulatory Enforcement Group, about the enforcement landscape at the SEC itself and how the agency’s posture is affecting her clients’ outlook on compliance program vigilance.

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