Delivered beneath the Exchange’s chandeliers and the hum of trading screens, the remarks drew on history to justify a redesigned future.
The argument was straightforward: American markets prospered when regulation was disciplined and focused on information that investors could use. They weakened when disclosure ballooned into an unwieldy exercise
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