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Studies and Publications

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Letters

Letter of Support to the US Senate for Kathy Kraninger’s Nomination to Director of the BCFP

11/27/2018

Comment Letter to the SEC on Capital, Margin, and Segregation Requirements for Security-Based Swap Dealers and Major Security-Based Swap Participants and Capital Requirements for Broker-Dealers

11/19/2018

Comment Letter to the SEC in Advance of the Roundtable on the U.S. Proxy Process

11/12/2018

Letter to Chairman Powell, Comptroller Otting, and Chair McWilliams on Bank Capital Rules

11/09/2018

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Speeches/Testimony

Proxy Process and Rules: Examining Current Practices and Potential Changes

12/06/2018

Legislative Proposals to Examine Corporate Governance

06/28/2018

Ensuring Effectiveness, Fairness, and Transparency in Securities Law Enforcement

06/13/2018

Improving Transparency and Accountability of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection

06/06/2018

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Infographics

SEC Proposals: Investor Profiles

IPOS Views from the American Public

Investor Polling

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau [Infographic]

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Press Releases

ISDA and US Chamber Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness Publish CFTC-SEC Safe Harbor Recommendation

09/20/2018 12:00am

U.S. Chamber Statement on House Passage of the JOBS Act 3.0

07/17/2018 12:00am

U.S. Chamber Offers Recommendations to SEC on Shareholder Proposal Reform

07/25/2017 5:30pm

U.S. Chamber: CFPB Arbitration Rule is Prime Example of Agency Gone Rogue

07/10/2017 2:00pm

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