America’s public markets were built on the promise that companies of all sizes could access capital to grow and that ordinary investors could participate in that growth on equal footing.

For the first time in a generation, the Securities and Exchange Commission has recently proposed sweeping reforms to modernize public markets and fulfill that promise, and Congress is moving to reinforce them.

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