Investors rely heavily on what publicly traded companies tell us about their businesses — but who’s making sure they’re telling us the truth? The answer is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Learn more about the SEC and how it protects investors.
Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) – What It Does for Investors is a post from Money Crashers.
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