A 263-page report has listed a number of recommendations the SEC should consider to reform the agency's operations as it appeals to Congress for more funding.
The Boston Consulting Group was selected to produce the report, which focused on four areas: organization structure, personnel and resources, technology and resources, and relationships with self-regulatory organizations.
The group recommended the SEC "engage in a rigorous assessment" of its highest priority needs in regulatory policy, and operations and to reallocate resources accordingly. This includes possibly scaling back or eliminating activities or delegating them to SROs.
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