SEC’s Piwowar cleared of overstepping bounds with rule re-proposals
SEC Commissioner Michael Piwowar, while serving as acting chairman, acted appropriately when moving forward with rule re-proposals, says Inspector General Carl Hoecker in a response to complaints by Senate Democrats.
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