Mission
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has organized an independent, high-level, bipartisan commission to consider the appropriate legal and regulatory framework for the U.S. capital markets in the 21st century. The ultimate goal of the Commission is to help preserve and strengthen the U.S. capital markets as a system that are fully transparent and scrupulously honest, and yet a wellspring of innovation, invention, and growth.
Through a series of meetings and public hearings throughout 2006 and 2007, the Commission will develop a consensus reform agenda to ensure the continued competitiveness of our capital markets and the availability of capital for business expansion and job creating. The anticipated final product of the Commission is a report outlining specific legislative and regulatory recommendations.
Commission Co-Chairs
Commission Members
Executive Director
Michael Ryan
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