The SEC Wants More Companies to Go Public, and It’s Taking a Page From Texas

The Quick Take
SEC Chair Paul Atkins wants to cut the regulatory burden that keeps startups out of public markets. Texas and its emerging financial hub could provide a blueprint.
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