Short video history of the founding and mission of the Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society featuring David S. Ruder, Paul Gonson, Harvey L. Pitt, Daniel L. Goelzer, Meredith B. Cross, Mary L. Schapiro, and William R. McLucas.
The Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society, through its virtual museum and archive at www.sechistorical.org, shares, preserves and advances knowledge of the history of financial regulation. Get connected for updates on new materials and upcoming programs in the museum.
Founded in 1999, the Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, independent of and separate from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The virtual museum and archive is built and exhibited independent of any SEC oversight.
The SEC Historical Society is funded solely by gifts and grants from the private sector, and receives no government funding. Over 85% of annual contributions are used for the virtual museum and archive's building and outreach. Give today to keep the museum current, independent and growing.
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