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ARTICLE · 15 JUNE 2020

MSRB Proposes Amendments To Board Selection Process

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The MSRB proposed rule amendments to Rules A-3 ("Board Membership") and A-6 ("Board Committees") to improve MSRB governance and transparency. (See also previous coverage.)

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The MSRB proposed rule amendments to Rules A-3 ("Board Membership") and A-6 ("Board Committees") to improve MSRB governance and transparency. (See also previous coverage.)

The proposed amendments will, among other things:

  • lengthen the required separation period to five years for public representatives who have prior industry associations;
  • reduce the Board size to 15 members through a transition plan that includes an interim year in which the Board will have 17 members;
  • establish a requirement that at least two members of the 15-member Board be municipal advisors;
  • impose a six-year term limit for Board members; and
  • require that committees responsible for governance functions be chaired by public representatives.

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