Trump Taps Ex-SEC Chair Jay Clayton to Be Wall Street’s Cop (2)
President-elect Donald Trump is tapping former regulator Jay Clayton to be US Attorney for Manhattan and two of his own criminal defense attorneys for powerful positions in the Justice Department, fleshing out his top picks to reshape American law enforcement.
Jay Clayton, a former corporate lawyer, would be in a critical position for the president-elect, who has promised revenge on ...
President-elect Donald Trump has announced his pick to lead the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York ...
President-elect Donald Trump revealed plans Thursday to replace the prosecutor whose office is targeting NYC Mayor Eric Adams ...
Nov 8 (Reuters) - Corporate attorney Jay Clayton, former head of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission during ...
SEC Chair Gary Gensler defended the agency’s approach to regulating cryptocurrency, contending that his leadership has not ...
NEW YORK Nov 13 (Reuters) - Congress is likely to adopt legislation governing cryptocurrencies during President-elect Donald ...
Jay Clayton — who is a 1988 Engineering graduate and 1993 Carey Law School graduate — previously served as the Chairman of ...
The last two SEC Chairs left the Commission without resistance, going with the flow of tradition wherein leaders resign upon ...
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