SEC Organization Overview
SEC Organization Overview | Definition
Securities and Exchange Commission. An organization created by an act of Congress, entitled the "Securities Exchange Act of 1934." The SEC is an independent bipartisan, quasi-judicial agency of the US Government. The laws administered by the Commission relate in general to the field of securities and finance and seek to provide protection for investors and the public in their securities transactions.
For more information, see the SEC web site.
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