SEC names interim acting director of exams division
By 
Jeff Dale2024-07-23T15:27:00
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced that Division of Examinations Deputy Director Keith Cassidy, who was named interim acting co-director a year ago, will serve as interim acting director going forward.
In July 2023, Cassidy took the reins of the exams division along with Natasha Vij Greiner in response to then-Director Richard Best being placed on extended medical leave.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler wished Best well in a press release Monday as he takes time to focus on his health and thanked Cassidy for stepping in again to lead the exams division.
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