
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is facing accusations of censorship following its actions to delay the publication of an academic paper for nine months. The paper, which examines the impact of audit regulation on smaller firms, allegedly criticizes the SEC's Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) for favoring the Big Four audit firms over smaller competitors. This controversy has sparked a debate over the SEC's role and its regulatory practices, raising concerns about transparency and fairness in financial oversight.
The Securities & Exchange Commission has been accused of censorship after forcing an academic to delay publication of a paper examining the impact of regulation on small audit firms https://t.co/9QBeT5I5fv
PROGRESSIVES ACTUALLY BEING CORPORATIST? Hmmmm…🤔#watchwhattheydonotwhattheysay (here, the SEC is accused of censoring an academic’s paper that criticizes the SEC’s PCAOB for favoring the Big 4 audit firms over the smaller audit firms) https://t.co/DtGGsfQDTV https://t.co/gQwpMTzxHf
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has been accused of censorship after forcing an academic for nine months to delay publication of a politically sensitive paper https://t.co/E6luTERfKD https://t.co/DufJ4om0ZD
