US securities regulator's top cop to leave agency
Wall Street and cryptocurrency firms.
Gurbir Grewal has led the SEC's 1,500-person enforcement unit since July 2021, after serving as New Jersey attorney general as well as in other state and federal government roles. During his tenure, SEC enforcement has drawn ire from the likes of cryptocurrency and Wall Street firms for its crackdown on core business practices.
Grewal plans to leave the regulator for private practice, according to a source briefed on the matter.
His last day at the SEC will be Oct. 11, and Deputy Director Sanjay Wadhwa will take over as acting director, the SEC said.
The SEC has pursued big cases in the crypto sector during Grewal's tenure, including suing exchanges Binance and Coinbase for facilitating illict offerings to retail investors. It also charged FTX as part of a larger government action against the exchange's multibillion-dollar fraud and sued the firm's auditor for negligence.
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