SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw, known for her skepticism of crypto and advocacy for investor protection, will depart the agency this week after serving more than five years on the commission. Crenshaw’s bid for a second term failed after the Senate Banking Committee scrapped a scheduled vote in late 2024. Her term is set to end on January 3, and her departure will tilt the agency toward Republican control. The Commission, in a joint statement on Friday, lauded Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw for her decade of contributions to the agency. She joined the SEC in 2013 as a staff attorney, working in the Divisions of ... (full story)