The podcast offers stakeholders and the investing public exclusive insights about the SEC’s policy and rulemaking.
Paul Atkins, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has joined the podcast revolution with the launch of “Material Matters,” which “provides stakeholders and the investing public with exclusive interviews and insights around the agency’s policy and rulemaking agenda.”
According to the SEC, Atkins will be “joined by guests across the agency, government, and industry, including fellow commissioners, division directors, legal and policy experts, authors, and corporate leaders.”
For the inaugural episode, Atkins had a chat with “two of the strongest forces behind the policy, strategy, and productivity that drive the SEC’s mission forward every day — SEC Commissioners Mark Uyeda and Hester Peirce.” They discussed how they got to the agency, their accomplishments, and what they see as “the exciting work still ahead.”
“I’m excited to launch Material Matters, a new podcast that will provide the American public with an inside look at the SEC’s vital work and its implications for our economy,” says Atkins in a prepared statement. “I look forward to welcoming accomplished guests from both inside and outside the agency who play a critical role in our efforts to strengthen U.S. capital markets for the next generation.”
Material Matters episodes will be available on SEC.gov, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. The first episode can be found here: https://shorturl.at/3BBk3
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