Category:US Securities and Exchange Commission

This is the category for US Securities and Exchange Commission, (SEC), an independent agency of the US federal government tasked with investigating financial crimes.

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SEC headquarters in Washington, DC in 2009. (Image: AgnosticPreachersKid)