Signaling Tougher Tone, Biden Administration Steps Backward
The key policy changes announced thus far appear to be more symbolism than serious efforts at effective reform. Substantively, many will see these changes as a reversion to prior policies that did not work particularly well in practice and rightly were the subject of criticism.
December 08, 2021 at 12:15 PM
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White Collar CrimeA recent address by Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco, along with recent pronouncements by the leadership of the Securities and Exchange Commission, confirm that the Biden Administration wants to portend a return to tougher corporate enforcement. By undoing some of the higher profile policy changes of the prior administration that many perceived as business-friendly, the current administration has served notice on the business and financial community of a return to practices characteristic of a more aggressive enforcement regime.
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