EU’s SEC-Lite Plan Hinges on Governance, Outgoing Chief Warns
The outgoing chair of the European Union’s securities watchdog said it’s unlikely to match the scope of its US counterpart in her lifetime — but warned that a push for more effective market oversight will depend on governance that lets t…
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