“[the SEC should] Terminate the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) program.”
Citation: Project 2025, Section 5.1: Financial Regulatory Agencies, David R. Burton, page 862, paragraph 11
Context:
Ending the CAT program would stop the collection of trading data aimed at improving market surveillance and transparency. This would reduce compliance costs for brokers and exchanges, making market operations less burdensome. However, loss of oversight makes it harder to detect market manipulation and fraud.
Full contextual analysis of Section 5.1: Financial Regulatory Agencies here.
Categories: Deregulation, The SEC