Group 1 - The SEC is establishing a new department focused on managing securities fraud by foreign companies, marking a significant enforcement priority under the Trump administration [1] - The newly formed "cross-border task force" will investigate companies from foreign jurisdictions where government control poses unique risks to investors [1] - SEC Chairman Paul Atkins emphasized the agency's commitment to protecting U.S. investors from companies and intermediaries attempting to exploit international boundaries [1] Group 2 - The announcement from the SEC follows Nasdaq's decision to reform listing rules to prevent severe market volatility caused by Chinese companies [2] - Atkins has instructed other SEC divisions to propose additional methods for protecting U.S. investors, including new disclosure guidelines [2] - The SEC is also seeking public input on whether to reconsider existing rules that allow foreign private issuers certain exemptions in disclosure and reporting requirements in the U.S. [2]
美国SEC组建“跨境特遣队”:瞄准外国公司证券欺诈 强化审计与承销监管