Regulation
SEC’s Arbitration Shift Still Sparks Fears Over US Stock Valuations
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s September 2025 policy shift on mandatory arbitration clauses has not gained in popularity.
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Regulation
Investors, Pension Funds Blast SEC’s Green Light for Forced Arbitration
More than 60 institutional investors managing a combined $8 trillion wrote a letter strongly opposing the Securities and Exchange Commission’s position.
Regulation
SEC Changes Draw Mixed Reactions
While companies have gained flexibility, Oregon’s treasurer is worried about consequences and termed the Securities and Exchange Commission’s decisionmaking process ‘atrocious.’
Newsmakers
A Washington Beating for Robinhood’s CEO
The GameStop congressional hearings expose fractures in the online brokerage’s business model: its trading halt, margin level, and fee policy.
Pensions
Laid-Off Ford Managers Set Back on Bid for Higher Pension Payouts
Federal judge rules that they must use arbitration, instead of the courts, to seek redress.