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Going Public by Norm Champ: A Tell-Some Expose of ‘Bureaucratic Warfare,’ ‘Bizarro Decisions,’ and ‘Political Hit Jobs’ By a Former Director of the SEC’s Division of Investment Management

Financial Services Regulatory   |   Securities Transactions and Compliance   |   September 1, 2017
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Carlton Fields Shareholder Gary O. Cohen wrote the article, “Going Public by Norm Champ: A Tell-Some Expose of ‘Bureaucratic Warfare,’ ‘Bizarro Decisions,’ and ‘Political Hit Jobs’ By a Former Director of the SEC’s Division of Investment Management,” in the September 2017 issue of The  Investment Lawyer. The article discusses Champ’s tenure at the SEC as he tried to achieve the agency’s mission (protect investors, ensure fair and orderly markets, and facilitate capital formation), and overcome obstacles along the way.

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