SEC Considering New Rule for Political Contributions

Name: SEC Considering New Rule for Political Contributions
Uploaded: 2013-05-07T00:33:58Z
Duration: P509S
Description: The SEC is considering a proposal to require publicly traded companies to disclose money donated for politics to shareholders -- a conflict to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision. Ray Suarez hears both sides of the debate from Robert J. Jackson of Columbia University Law School and former SEC commissioner Paul Atkins.

Clip: 05/06/2013 | 8m 29s

The SEC is considering a proposal to require publicly traded companies to disclose money donated for politics to shareholders -- a conflict to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision. Ray Suarez hears both sides of the debate from Robert J. Jackson of Columbia University Law School and former SEC commissioner Paul Atkins.

Aired: 05/06/13

Rating: NR

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