SEC enters fight over who regulates perpetual derivatives on stocks in the US
The SEC is stepping into the brewing fight over whether its sister agency should have approved perpetual derivatives on individual stocks.
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- The SEC is stepping into the brewing fight over whether its sister agency should have approved perpetual derivatives on individual stocks.
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