Hester Peirce leaves SEC, and the regulatory commission enters the two-person era
PANews reports that Hester Peirce stepped down as a U.S.SEC commissioner and returned to academia, ending a 8-year term.
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PANews reports that Hester Peirce stepped down as a U.S.SEC commissioner and returned to academia, ending a 8-year term.
SEC Republican commissioner Hester Peirce will October 2 end a nearly -year term. She said that U.S. crypto regulation started too late, and the industry has consequently paid a long-term price.
BlockBeats reported that SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has submitted her resignation and plans to leave office on October 2 and is expected to November join Regent University School of Law. Following her departure,SEC will temporarily have only two Republican commissioners.
X account @imtovak posted to thank Hester Peirce the past 8 years of leadership in the crypto space, stating that it was a pleasure to work with her. The post did not specify any change in her position or departure arrangements.