US — The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) executive director Jim McConnell will retire after 16 years in the role in order to pursue private sector options starting in the fall.
McConnell said he would leave at the beginning of June but would assist with transition efforts. During his tenure, he has been responsible for financial management, human resources, filings and...
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