After five years and 138 episodes, Chris, Kurt, and PLI have decided to wind down the inSecurities podcast.

On behalf of all of us on the inSecurities team, thanks for listening. We appreciate the dedicated listeners and guests who have shaped these conversations for five years! Every other week, we aimed to bring you insightful discussions with leaders and experts in securities regulation and enforcement, across a variety of topics and disciplines. We hope we’ve kept you both engaged and informed.

Remember, PLI is here to keep you ever current with securities regulatory and enforcement developments — from our must-attend programs, including The SEC Speaks and the Securities Regulation Institute, to our timely One-Hour Briefings and publications. Visit pli.edu/securities to explore PLI’s robust collection of live and on-demand programs, and be sure to bookmark the SECI blog from frequent contributor George Wilson for updates on SEC reporting.

We hope to see you at a future PLI program! As always, thanks for tuning in.

We are fielding many questions about what regulatory and enforcement priorities will emerge in the next administration. On this episode of the inSecurities podcast, Chris and Kurt look back at several episodes from 2024 to see how they might help us understand what lies ahead. In particular, Chris and Kurt consider: What will become of the SEC? Will there be any changes in tone or priorities at the Commission level? And will there be any changes in tone or priorities for the Division of Enforcement?

Former SEC Director of Enforcement Gurbir Grewal joins the inSecurities podcast to discuss the Division of Enforcement’s Annual Results for Fiscal Year 2024. He delves into the enforcement priorities that are expected to continue into the next administration, as well as new priorities that may emerge. Additionally, Gurbir reflects on his legacy as the former Director of Enforcement.