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GaryGensler
Posted - November 21, 2024 at 6:02 PM
Saved - December 8, 2024 at 2:27 AM

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

Read the full announcement: https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024-182

SEC.gov | SEC Chair Gensler to Depart Agency on January 20Lock sec.gov
GaryGensler
Posted - November 21, 2024 at 6:00 PM
Saved - November 21, 2024 at 6:08 PM

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

On January 20, 2025 I will be stepping down as @SECGov Chair. A thread 🧵⬇️

GaryGensler
Posted - May 31, 2024 at 5:12 PM
Saved - June 1, 2024 at 3:15 AM

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

An update on the transition to T+1: https://t.co/Mj4AqwhEu1

GaryGensler
Posted - October 24, 2023 at 12:00 PM
Saved - January 10, 2024 at 4:44 AM

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

This is a reminder to secure your financial accounts as well as protect against identity theft and fraud. Remember to: 🔒Use strong passphrases or passwords 🔒Set up multifactor authentication 🔒Keep account alerts turned on #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-alerts/alerts-bulletins/investor-alerts/investor-59

Investor Alert: Identity Theft, Data Breaches and Your Investment Accounts | Investor.gov The SEC’s Office of Investor Education and Advocacy is issuing this Investor Alert to provide investors with important steps to take regarding their investment accounts if they become victims of identity theft or a data breach. Investors should always take steps to safeguard their personal financial information (e.g., social security number, financial account numbers, phone number, e-mail address, or usernames and passwords for online financial accounts). However, if identity theft or a data breach compromises your personal financial information, here are some important steps to take immediately. investor.gov
GaryGensler
Posted - November 16, 2023 at 6:42 PM
Saved - November 17, 2023 at 2:27 PM
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Gary Gensler, the current SEC Chair, quoted Joseph P. Kennedy, emphasizing the SEC's role as partners of honest business and prosecutors of dishonesty. A user questioned Gensler's involvement with Hillary Clinton's campaign finance committee, sharing a CNN article. Another user shared a link in response.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

As Joseph P. Kennedy, the first @SECGov Chair, once said: "We are not prosecutors of honest business, nor defenders of crookedness. We are partners of honest business & prosecutors of dishonesty. We shall not prejudge, but we shall investigate.” Check out my recent remarks:

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In his first speech, Joe Kennedy emphasized the commission's commitment to combat securities fraud. However, in a subsequent speech, he clarified that they are not prosecutors of honest business but partners of it, while also being prosecutors of dishonesty. The speaker acknowledges the audience of lawyers, compliance officers, and accountants, highlighting their responsibility to the law and the public. Quotes from founding members of the SEC, such as William O. Douglas and Felix Frankfurter, are mentioned to emphasize the importance of public service and the qualities needed for effective administration. The speaker expresses gratitude for the SEC staff's dedication and their work to ensure markets serve investors and issuers. The enforcement program is summarized through five themes: economic realities, accountability, high impact cases, process, and positions of trust. In the fiscal year 2023, the SEC took over 780 actions, resulting in judgments and orders totaling $5 billion and $930 million distributed to harmed investors.
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Speaker 0: In his very first speech, I think it was at the National Press Club here in Washington, he said, quote, the commission will make war without quarter on any who sells securities by fraud or misrepresentation. It's kind of a clear, succinct line of Joe Kennedy. But in his subsequent speech, just 4 months later, up in Boston, he was going home to his hometown, and he was talking to a lot of folks in the business community in Boston. Kennedy said in that speech, and it's it's really a stem whiner if you read the whole speech and get near the end, but he emphasized, quote, we're not prosecutors of honest business. He was talking to this business community, and he wanted to sort of say, we're not prosecutors of honest business nor defenders of crookedness, we are partners of honest business and prosecutors of dishonesty. We shall not prejudge, but we will investigate. These words, I think, remain true to this day. I appear here today in front of an audience of, of course, lawyers. Now there may be also some of you that are compliance officers, some of you accountants and so forth, that come to a conference like this, or listen in at home, or in your law offices. While you serve your clients, you also have a responsibility to the law and to the public. So I like quotes of some of our founding members of the SEC. William O. Douglas, he was the 3rd chair of the SEC, and that's before he went on to the Supreme Court. He went down and he talked to a group of lawyers down in North Carolina, early in his thirties. And he said, quote, service to the client, has been the slogan of our profession. He was talking about the legal profession, which he was proud to be a member of. And it has been observed so religiously that service to the public has been sadly neglected. Now this is in the aftermath of the, financial crisis of their day. Thus, when Roosevelt thought about how to staffed this new agency. He turned to Felix Frankfurter, another person that went to the Supreme Court, as you know. And Frankfurter famously wrote in a letter to Roosevelt, in 34 this is, quote, you need administrators who have stamina and do not weary of the fight, who are moved neither by blandishments nor fears, who, in a word, unite public zeal with unusual capacity. End quote. For any of you that visit my office, I have Frankfurter's quote on my wall at the SEC. And I do because I really think it sort of embodies the SEC Nearly 5,000 people. Who have the stamina, do not weary of the fight, who are moved neither by blanishments nor fear who, in a word, unite public zeal with unusual capacity. Recognizing what Douglass said the many lawyers, you all have clients that are different than maybe the public servants at the SEC. And that's why we're so fortunate to have the remarkable staff the SEC, every day they work to advance our mission, ensure the markets work on behalf of investors and issuers and it's not the other way around. It's not that issuers and investors are working for the markets and the intermediaries in the middle of the market. It's at the market intermediaries, should be working for investors and issuers. See, I don't really rank our 3 part mission, pari pass through. It's about the issuers and the investors and markets working for them. In fiscal year 20 twenty three, our staff, once again, did not wary of the fight. We've followed more than 780 actions, including more than 500 stand alone cases. We obtained judgements and orders totaling about $5,000,000,000 and our work led to $930,000,000 distributed to harmed investors. These numbers though, tell only part of the story. Our philosophy behind them really tells a fuller one. And again, I think our enforcement program through 5 themes. I've talked about these 5 themes when I was with you 2 years ago as well. Economic realities, accountability, high impact cases, process, and positions of trust.

@letshearthetru - letshearthetruth

@GaryGensler @SECGov Gary Gensler, you were chair of Hillary Clinton's campaign finance committee were you not? https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/30/politics/clinton-dnc-steele-dossier-fusion-gps/index.html

FEC fines Hillary Clinton campaign and DNC over Trump-Russia dossier research | CNN Politics Federal election regulators fined Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee earlier this month for not properly disclosing the money they spent on controversial opposition research that led to the infamous Trump-Russia dossier. cnn.com

@Zer0LM - ZeroLatencyManifestation ☀️

@letshearthetru @GaryGensler @SECGov https://t.co/MI1QD8GYhw

@RepDonaldsPress - Congressman Byron Donalds

BACK IN APRIL: Clinton campaign CFO Gary Gensler claimed UNDER OATH he was unaware they facilitated payment for the Steele Dossier. YESTERDAY: Despite conflicting testimony, he again feigned ignorance. I ask again, how could a campaign CFO possibly be unaware of a $1M+ payment? https://t.co/jU9jSMlUWe

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Speaker 0 questions Speaker 1, who was the CFO of Hillary Clinton's campaign, about facilitating payment for the Steele Dossier. Speaker 1 denies knowledge of it. Speaker 0 brings up John Podesta's involvement and accuses Speaker 1 of being aware of the campaign's payment for the dossier. Speaker 1 maintains that they were not aware. Speaker 0 criticizes Speaker 1 for not holding themselves to the same standard as private sector CFOs. Speaker 1 clarifies that the SEC's focus is on financial accuracy, not campaign payments. The conversation ends with Speaker 0 asking if Speaker 1 accurately paid for the dossier.
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Speaker 0: You are Hillary Clinton's, CFO on a campaign. Right? Speaker 1: It's part of my history. Speaker 0: Were you? Yes or no? Speaker 1: In 2016. Speaker 0: Did you facilitate the payment for the Steele Dossier since you were CFO CFO of the Hillary Clinton campaign? Speaker 1: Sir. Speaker 0: Yes or no? Sir. Yes or no? Speaker 1: That that was that was not You're Speaker 0: under oath, chairman Gensler. Yes or no? Speaker 1: I No. It was not something I was aware of. Speaker 0: Hey. Do you remember where we left off, you and I? Interesting things have occurred since then. John Podesta testified. I I don't know if he signed the checks, but he was there every day, meaning you. Were you aware of the Hillary Clinton campaign paid for the Steele Dossier, which unleashed One of the worst issues of intelligence malfeasance that our nation has ever seen. No. Mister Gensler, I find that very Interesting because some of the people in the staff that have left the SCC, you're very aware of everything that is going on. It's actually your MO. You're you're very hands on, so you're gonna tell the committee right now, you had no idea idea that the Hillary Clinton campaign of which you were the CFO on sent money to Perkins Coie for a dossier that was phony that led to this spying On of a presidential campaign in 2016, you were not aware of any of this. Speaker 1: I was not aware. Speaker 0: Now I find that interesting because you are very tough on CFOs So that they should be aware of everything. So how is that a standard you hold CFOs in the private sector too, but you don't hold yourself to that same standard? Speaker 1: That's not a standard that the SEC CFOs too. It's about their financials and and that the numbers are accurate, and that they're So Speaker 0: did you accurately pay for the old dossier out of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
GaryGensler
Posted - November 1, 2023 at 6:27 PM
Saved - November 3, 2023 at 4:10 AM
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler praised the hard work of his staff, highlighting their achievements in FY 2023. They filed over 780 actions, including 500 standalone cases, resulting in $5B in judgments and orders. However, a Twitter user accused the staff of corruption, specifically mentioning Joseph Lubin.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

We’re so fortunate to have remarkable staff @SECGov. In FY 2023, our staff “[did] not weary of the fight.” We filed over 780 actions, including more than 500 standalone cases. We obtained judgments & orders totaling $5B. Our work led to $930M distributed to harmed investors.

@Leerzeit - Mr. Huber🔥🦅🔥

@GaryGensler @SECGov Fact is: your staff was bribed by Joseph Lubin @ethereumJoseph and consists of many professional criminals and corrupt crooks. https://t.co/MUYigrOqqe

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The speaker asks if the SEC will review Ethereum's ICO and questions if there is a double standard. The other speaker says they cannot discuss potential investigations or rumors. The first speaker then asks if the second speaker is aware of anything at the SEC that they could be a whistleblower for, to which the second speaker declines to comment.
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Speaker 0: Are you folks at the SEC going to be reviewing Ethereum's ICO? Because are wondering, is there a double standard here? Why did Ethereum kind of get, a clearance, so to speak, and the other projects are getting, you know, have targets on their backs. Speaker 1: So Tony, you and I both read Twitter. And so, you know, I just, I can't talk about potential investigations, rumors of investigations, particular tokens, particular companies. I just can't talk about any of those kinds of things. Speaker 0: Doctor. Some folks have asked me to check with you, and this is an awkward question to ask, to, is there anything that you're aware of, that happened with the SEC that you could be a whistleblower too. Speaker 1: I just can't comment on that question.
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It's uncertain whether this will fail or not. There's a possibility that someone from Silicon Valley could create a new alt layer one and bribe everyone to join, going against the original intentions. However, despite potential social failures, it has been surprisingly successful so far, exceeding expectations.
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Speaker 0: It remains to be seen, right, like, it might fail and it might be the case that, like, one of these, you know, Silicon Valley people figures out that they can make an alt layer one and they can, like, bribe them all huge amounts and, they get there, they'll get, like, picked off and, and, you know, walk over despite, despite everyone's original intentions. But look, there's, there's lots of ways in which this sort of stuff can socially fail. But like I feel like so far it's actually been surprisingly successful and more successful than I expected.
GaryGensler
Posted - October 31, 2023 at 4:40 PM
Saved - November 1, 2023 at 3:34 PM

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

If Satoshi Nakamoto went as Satoshi Nakamoto for Halloween, would we be able to tell? Happy 15th anniversary to Satoshi’s famous white paper that started crypto. Any crypto companies that are tricking investors should start treating them to compliance with the securities laws.

@Zer0LM - ZeroLatencyManifestation ☀️

@GaryGensler https://x.com/NerdNationUnbox/status/1544771284697063425?s=20

GaryGensler
Posted - October 25, 2023 at 4:41 PM
Saved - October 27, 2023 at 4:34 PM
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Gary Gensler discusses how SEC staff serves investors, issuers, and markets. They introduce a Division Office Hours series to explain the six divisions. Manny Pistachio accuses Gary of secret meetings with SBF to manipulate the market, calling for an investigation.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

How does our staff serve investors, issuers, and the markets connecting them? We're rolling out a Division Office Hours series that breaks down each of the six @SECGov divisions. Tune in every week for a video explaining our divisions.

@MannyPistachio - Smiley Poxy Monkey @1895Smiley

@GaryGensler @SECGov Will SBF spill beans on @GaryGensler closed door meetings Where SBFraud @SBF_FTX made deal with Gary to sell $BTC when it's >$20k ? To help manipulate market as part of Chokepoint 2.0 ! 🐍 Gary gets something meeting SBF yet nobody investigates @SECGov Gary Its time to spill https://t.co/dICHbwB0ov

GaryGensler
Posted - June 28, 2023 at 11:38 AM
Saved - June 28, 2023 at 1:37 PM
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Gary Gensler initiates a discussion on the impact of predictive data analytics and AI in finance. @ThinkingCrypto1 responds with accusations of corruption and lack of adherence to the law.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

Let’s talk digital engagement practices. Predictive data analytics & AI are transforming so much of our economy. Finance is no exception. AI already is being used for call centers, account openings, compliance programs, trading algorithms, & sentiment analysis, among others.

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@GaryGensler Let's talk about you being a corrupt regulator and having no allegiance to the law! The courts will expose you!

GaryGensler
Posted - June 23, 2023 at 6:16 PM
Saved - June 23, 2023 at 6:40 PM
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Gary Gensler reminds users to submit comments on the SEC's proposed amendments for beneficial ownership reporting by June 27. A user criticizes Gensler, accusing him of corruption and lack of loyalty to the law.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

June 27 is the last day to submit comments on @SECGov’s proposed amendments to modernize the rules governing beneficial ownership reporting. Read the memo our Division of Economic & Risk Analysis staff released in April & submit your comments:

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@GaryGensler @SECGov June 27th should be your last day at the SEC. You are corrupt and have no allegiance to the law. The courts will expose you!

GaryGensler
Posted - June 20, 2023 at 8:18 PM
Saved - June 20, 2023 at 8:26 PM
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Gary Gensler encourages investors to read Lori Schock's take on retirement planning. A user accuses Gensler of being corrupt and lacking allegiance to the law.

@GaryGensler - Gary Gensler

To be an informed investor is to be a more effective investor. I encourage you to read this take by @SEC_Investor_Ed's Lori Schock on planning for your retirement. ➡️Is My Money Going to Run Out in Retirement? ⬅️ #NeverStopLearning

@ThinkingCrypto1 - Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@GaryGensler @SEC_Investor_Ed An informed investor should know you are a liar and corrupt. You have no allegiance to the law and the courts will expose you!

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