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Trump’s SEC will buoy ‘aggressive innovation,’ Webull president says: ‘Boundaries are going to be tested’

President Donald Trump shakes hands with Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins during Atkins' swearing-in ceremony in the Oval Office at the White House on April 22, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Credit: Chip Somodevilla—Getty Images)
  • Fintech companies are pushing the envelope after a big change in approach from the SEC under the Trump administration, Webull president and U.S. CEO Anthony Denier told Fortune. Meanwhile, despite bipartisan concerns about the stock-trading platform’s ties to China, Denier said the Robinhood competitor has appeased regulators. 

The Securities and Exchange Commission is taking a step back under President Donald Trump’s administration. That’s good news for fintech, according to Anthony Denier, president and U.S. CEO of mobile stock-trading platform Webull.

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