Courtney Degen is a reporter in Washington, covering breaking news on regulatory and legislative developments. With a focus on finance, personal finance, investment, and legal affairs, Ms. Degen explores topics such as federal legislation, retirement planning, and asset management. She has been featured in Crain's Chicago Business, Crain Currency, Pensions & Investments, Crain's Cleveland Business, and MFWire.
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Courtney's coverage heavily focuses on legal and regulatory aspects of finance, including SEC regulations, federal oversight, and investments. She is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into the implications of new regulations or pending legislation related to financial markets, particularly within the United States.
Given her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, Courtney may respond well to sources with expertise in securities law, compliance issues, or those involved in shaping financial policy at a national level.
Her coverage includes topics such as crypto regulations and retirement plans which suggest she would also appreciate commentary from experts specializing in cryptocurrency regulation or retirement investment strategies.
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By: Dory Wiley
Sen. Elizabeth Warren renewed her push for stronger private credit oversight, writing to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and SEC Chair Paul Atkins that their agencies are increasing the risk of “a private-credit-induced financial crisis.”
By: Courtney Degen
Leaders of the House Agriculture Committee asked President Donald Trump to nominate a full, bipartisan slate of commissioners to the CFTC.
The SEC issued two proposals to change the rules around public companies’ registered offerings and their reporting framework.
By: Courtney Degen
Abu Dhabi's strategy to become a top-five global financial center appears to be working, as asset managers continue to expand their operations in the emirate.
By: Courtney Degen
The board of Fresno County (Calif.) Employees' Retirement Association has selected Acadian Asset Management to manage a developed international small-cap strategy for the $7.85 billion pension fund.
By: Robert Steyer
A digital assets bill faces an August deadline that could determine whether the crypto industry gets the regulatory clarity it's sought for years — an inflection point that some say is the key to fully unlocking institutional demand for the asset class.
By: Brian Croce
The North Carolina Investment Authority approved commitments and investments totaling $7.6 billion, and launched a $2 billion internally managed
By: Robert Steyer
Through a series of rule proposals, the SEC is launching a comprehensive effort to “Make IPOs Great Again,” according to Chair Paul Atkins, yet several experts say the proposed changes may have limited impact.
By: Courtney Degen
More than 20 Democratic attorneys general urged the Labor Department to withdraw its 401(k) alternatives proposal, warning it could weaken protections for Americans' retirement savings.
By: Courtney Degen
A panel of judges lifted the bar on a Texas law restricting state investments in companies deemed to "boycott" energy companies.
