SEC Names New Keeper of Lost and Stolen Stocks
Published Date: 3/13/2025
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Summary
The Securities and Exchange Commission picked a new team to run the Lost and Stolen Securities Program, which helps track down missing or stolen stocks and bonds. This change means investors and brokers can expect smoother, faster service starting soon. No big money changes, just better protection for your investments!
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New Operator for Lost & Stolen Securities
The Securities and Exchange Commission has designated an entity to maintain and operate the Lost and Stolen Securities Program. If you own stocks or bonds, this program helps track missing or stolen securities, and the agency says the change is meant to improve service without big money changes.
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