White House sends four financial regulator nominations to Senate
The White House has sent four nominations to the US Senate for seats on the country’s securities and commodity futures regulators.
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Kristin N. Johnson and Steven Levine have been nominated to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Johnson is proposed for a term ending on 5 June 2029, in place of Caroline A. Crenshaw, whose term has expired. Levine is nominated for a term ending on 5 June 2030, in place of Hester Maria Peirce, whose term has also expired.
For the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Nathan Anonick is nominated for a term ending on 19 June 2031, in place of Rostin Behnam, whose term has expired. Matthew Rowland is nominated in place of Summer K. Mersinger for the remainder of a term ending on 13 April 2028.
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