Securities Exchange Commission Regulation

The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) Regulation refers to rules established by the SEC, a U.S. government agency, to oversee the securities industry, including stocks and bonds. These regulations aim to protect investors, maintain fair markets, and promote transparency. They require companies to provide accurate information about their financial health and activities, preventing fraud and ensuring that all investors have access to the same information. Essentially, SEC regulations ensure that the buying and selling of securities takes place in a fair and orderly manner, fostering trust in the financial system.