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SEC votes in favor of rules to crack down on SPACs

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday proposed new rules that it says would better protect investors in blank check companies known as SPACs.

Why it matters: SPACs last year raised around $160 billion via IPOs, an all-time record, using proceeds to take dozens of private companies public. Many of those deals are currently underwater.


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