Gensler Says Serving as SEC Chair Was a 'Great Privilege'

The transcript discusses the speaker's role and responsibilities, highlighting the privilege of overseeing the $120 trillion capital market. It addresses public policy debates and the criticism faced, emphasizing the importance of engaging in democratic discourse. The speaker reflects on changes in the regulatory environment since the global financial crisis and outlines the agency's efforts to protect everyday Americans by implementing rules to lower market costs and enhance privacy protections.

What does the speaker identify as a privilege in their role?

How does the speaker reflect on the attacks they have faced in their role?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between public policy and democracy?

What changes has the speaker's agency implemented to benefit everyday Americans?

What challenges does the speaker mention regarding the reactions from the market intermediaries?