SEC announces retirement of Deputy Director Cicely LaMothe

The Securities and Exchange Commission recently shared the news of Cicely LaMothe’s retirement from her position as Deputy Director of the Division of Corporation Finance. LaMothe has held this role for the past few years and has made significant contributions during her tenure.

LaMothe’s retirement marks the end of an era in the Division of Corporation Finance. Her leadership and expertise have been instrumental in guiding the division and its staff through various challenges and opportunities in the world of corporate finance.

Throughout her time as Deputy Director, LaMothe has demonstrated a deep commitment to upholding the mission of the SEC. She has worked tirelessly to ensure that companies comply with federal securities laws and provide investors with accurate and timely information. Her dedication to public service and investor protection has been unwavering.

Under LaMothe’s guidance, the Division of Corporation Finance has continued to evolve and adapt to the changing landscape of corporate governance and disclosure. She has played a key role in developing and implementing policies and initiatives that promote transparency, accountability, and integrity in the capital markets.

LaMothe’s retirement is a loss for the SEC, but her legacy will undoubtedly endure. Her leadership, professionalism, and expertise have left an indelible mark on the Division of Corporation Finance and the broader SEC community. Colleagues and staff alike have expressed their gratitude for her mentorship, guidance, and dedication to the agency’s mission.

As the SEC bids farewell to Cicely LaMothe, it also looks towards the future. The agency remains committed to its mandate of protecting investors, maintaining fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitating capital formation. The Division of Corporation Finance will continue its work under new leadership, building upon the foundation laid by LaMothe and striving to uphold the highest standards of corporate disclosure and governance.

In conclusion, Cicely LaMothe’s retirement from the SEC marks the end of a chapter in the agency’s history. Her impact and influence will be felt for years to come, and her dedication to investor protection and market integrity serves as a model for all those who follow in her footsteps. The SEC expresses its gratitude to LaMothe for her service and wishes her the best in all her future endeavors.