A Securities and Exchange Commission rule change allowing fund advisors to risk up to 200 percent of their portfolios’ value is in many ways the ‘summa’ of chairman Jay Clayton’s tenure, writes Bill Myers. It has been a busy period, with the regulator also recently loosening auditor independence rules, and Clayton reportedly pushing to get ad rule reforms done before year-end.
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