SEC proposes reforms to political contribution rule for investment advisers

XLF•2026-09-03

SEC proposes changes to pay-to-play rule

Sept. 3 (Reuters) - Wall Street's top regulator on Thursday proposed reforms to "pay-to-play" regulations intended to prevent investment advisers from winning business from public pension funds by making political contributions.

Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has said the regulations create needless compliance burdens and are excessively restrictive for investment advisers.

SEC proposes reforms to political contribution rule for investment advisers

SEC proposes changes to pay-to-play rule

Related News

Simmons First National Corp - To Close 26 Simmons Bank Branches Across Six States - SEC Filing

Northwest Natural Gas Co issues $60 million first mortgage bonds, 5.62% series due 2036 on Sept 3, 2026 - SEC filing

Empire Petroleum Corp files for mixed shelf of up to $350 million - SEC filing

Dominion Energy - Merger Agreement With Nextera Energy Approved In Special Shareholder Meeting With 671,317,253 Votes For - SEC Filing

Yum Brands to participate in Barclays Global Consumer Conference webcast