Schapiro's

That's why taxpayers should cheer Ms. Schapiro's plan to end the government-sanctioned accounting fiction and require floating net asset values at money funds.

Money Fund Make-Over 2012

As for Ms. Schapiro's other draft proposal—to require capital to be held in reserve to prevent a breaking of the buck and to prevent customers from withdrawing all of their money at once—money fund executives seem to hate it almost as much as they hate a floating net asset value.

Money Fund Make-Over 2012

That is why investigative documents were routinely destroyed before and during Ms. Schapiro's tenure.

Thanking Madoff David Weidner 2011

Three out of five of Ms. Schapiro's fellow commissioners have expressed reluctance to support additional reforms for money-market funds.

U.S. Sets Money-Market Plan Andrew Ackerman 2012

Ms. Schapiro's pick for enforcement chief has won rave reviews from even the toughest of critics.

Thanking Madoff David Weidner 2011

All or parts of those miscues happened during Ms. Schapiro's tenure.

Thanking Madoff David Weidner 2011

"Lifting or refining this rule could significantly improve the ability of companies to raise capital without creating risks that the SEC should be concerned with," said Rep. Darrell Issa R., Calif., the House Oversight Committee chairman who was the recipient of Ms. Schapiro's letter detailing the review.

SEC Boots Up for Internet Age Jean Eaglesham 2011

Ms. Schapiro's tenure at the SEC has been notable for her fidelity to unions and Democratic Party priorities.

Proxies vs. Profits 2011

Ms. Schapiro's backers also say some of the aforementioned scandals have been overblown, especially the shredding dust-up.

Thanking Madoff David Weidner 2011

Ms. Schapiro's comments were prompted by a question posed by Harvey Pitt, a former SEC chairman, who asked about her views on "expert network" firms, which have been at the center of the government's insider-trading investigations.

SEC Chief Draws a 'Bright Line' on Insider Trading Steve Eder 2011