SEC
10 statements across 8 episodes · 3 bullish · 5 bearish · 8 people on the record · first statement Nov 20, 2015 by Ayan Mitra · across every show →
Everything said about SEC, oldest first
Nov 20, 2015 bullish
Mitra: JOBS Act signals equity crowdfunding will become mainstream
“I think it's a very positive step, not so much because of what the Act actually is, because I think it's been greatly diluted from the original principles of when it was proposed. But what it sort of signals to the market about the fact that the alternative fi…”
Nov 20, 2015 bullish
Nov 7, 2022 negative
Armstrong: Gary Gensler failed to create clear crypto rules and has been uncooperative
“I think that he had a major opportunity to come in and actually like clearly regulate the industry and publish clear rules and say, this is a security. This is not work with the CFTC and other areas of government to kind of create a clear framework, which prot…”
Nov 14, 2022 negative
Apr 14, 2023 bearish
Jan 8, 2024 positive
Jan 26, 2024 negative
Ripley: SEC's Crypto Approach Is Flawed Compared to Canada and Europe
“Their entire approach is off. Right. So it's just completely off. And so the right approach is what we see everywhere, what we see in Canada and in Europe and in UK where parliament or legislatures work, work to put in place proper laws.”
Jan 26, 2024 bearish
Jan 20, 2025
Kanji: Mega private tech companies must maintain public-level SEC compliance
“Once you get to that kind of size, you end up having to comply with all the SEC stuff. So you may not be publicly traded, but you're complying and doing, you have all the infrastructure to actually go public at any time that you want because you've had to buil…”
Oct 9, 2025
O'Driscoll: SPACs are exempt from SEC rules prohibiting forward-looking statements
“The SEC has really tight laws about what you can say about an IPO. Really, really tight, and you can't make any future leading statements at all. But bizarrely enough, SPACs are exempt from that, so you're allowed, because it's a merger, so you're allowed from…”