"The SEC was years late in uncovering these massive abuses that are nothing short of theft," panel chairman Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., said in a statement. "The SEC must take a stronger position on finding, preventing and punishing abuses by insiders, or Congress will be forced to take another look at how mutual funds are examined and regulated."
Substitute "mutual funds" with "small-cap securities" and you have another scandal to uncover.
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