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The Broad Perspective,SCHWARTZ: This panel will focus on a broad spectrum of issues that pertain to regulation’s contribution to the efficiency of the U.S. equity markets.

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Impact on the Trading Desks,SIRRI: Before I begin, I must issue a disclaimer. Anything I say today represents my own point of view, not the opinion of any of my colleagues at the Securities and Exchange Commission or any of the Commissioners.

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View from the Sec-Promoting Fair and Efficient Markets as a Regulatory End,Since this conference focuses on regulation, I thought I would indulge in a brief philosophical discussion about what considerations factor into the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (“Commission”) rulemaking process. Although the Commission has one overarching mission — investor protection — it must also promote fair and efficient markets..

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978-1-4613-5660-8Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001