“The last six months, during which the SEC and the Federal Reserve have worked collaboratively with each of the firms pursuant to our memorandum of understanding — have made abundantly clear that voluntary regulation doesn’t work,”
-SEC Chairman Christopher Cox in prepared testimony at a Senate Banking Committee hearing.
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