The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

A) regulates both primary and secondary markets.
B) regulates initial public offerings, but not seasoned equity offerings, in the primary market.
C) regulates only initial public offerings, or IPOs.
D) regulates only primary market transactions to ensure investors are provided with adequate
and accurate information on new securities.

A

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