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Mary Schapiro

SEC

Chairman

202-551-2100

Schapiro, 54, is a seasoned regulator who takes over an agency with a reputation tarnished by its failure to detect problems on Wall Street and, ...

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Kathleen Casey

SEC

Commissioner

202-551-2600

Casey spent more than a decade as an aide to Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., before becoming an SEC commissioner. The daughter of an Air Force ...

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Elisse Walter

SEC

Commissioner

202-551-2800

Walter, 59, has lived and breathed securities law and regulation for decades. After graduating from Yale University and Harvard Law School, the Long Island, N.Y., ...

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Luis Aguilar

SEC

Commissioner

202-551-2500

Aguilar, 55, was a child in Cuba during the country's Communist revolution, and the resulting upheaval prompted his parents to send him and his brother ...

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Troy Paredes

SEC

Commissioner

202-551-2700

Paredes was happily teaching securities law at Washington University in St. Louis before President George W. Bush asked him to join the commission last year. ...

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Established: 1934
Address: 100 F St. NE, Washington, DC 20549
Phone: 202-942-8088 2009 Outlays: $924 million
Employment: 3,674
Web Site: www.sec.gov
Functions: The SEC enforces securities laws in an effort to protect investors in securities markets. It oversees key participants in securities markets, including stock exchanges, brokers, investment advisers, mutual funds, and public utility holding companies.

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