The preparation texts of the speech to be given by US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler were accidentally shared on the institution’s website and spread rapidly on social media. Gensler’s speech notes emphasized that statements aimed at reassuring the markets should be added and that care should be taken not to give “the impression that there is a crisis expectation in the markets in the near term.”
Gensler suggested that a sentence that would reassure the markets be added to the introduction of his speech, stating that his speech was not about the crisis. As an example, he shared the statement, “Regulators around the world periodically check such mechanisms and conduct experiments on them.” He requested that such statements be added to emphasize the routine nature of his work as a regulator without creating distrust in the markets.
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As can be understood from Gensler’s notes, it was seen that he aimed to instill confidence in the markets and to provide confidence. In addition, despite the fact that these notes were quickly removed from the site, the SEC has not made an official statement yet.
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