SEC names two deputy directors to Division of Examinations
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Aaron Nicodemus2022-11-07T20:11:00
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appointed two regulators within the agency’s Division of Examinations as deputy directors.
On Monday, the SEC announced Keith Cassidy and Natasha Vij Greiner will each be deputy directors for its Division of Examinations. Cassidy is currently national associate director of the division’s Technology Controls Program (TCP), while Greiner is national associate director of the Investment Adviser/Investment Company (IA/IC) examination program.
Both Cassidy and Grenier will remain in their current positions while also serving as deputy directors of the division, the SEC said.
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