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Is the SEC finally opening up? Co-hosts Nick Morgan and Tom Zaccaro welcome former SEC Associate Director Lori Echavarria to break down the first major update to the SEC Enforcement Manual in nearly ten years. From expanded Wells response times to the return of simultaneous settlement waivers, discover how these "user manual" changes signal a new era for 2026 investigations.
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