- John Bajkowski, president and chief executive officer of the American Association of Individual Investors;
- Michelle McCarthy Beck, chief risk officer at TIAA Financial Solutions;
- Jane Carten, director, president and portfolio manager at Saturna Capital;
- Scot Draeger, president-elect, general counsel and director of wealth management at R.M. Davis Inc.;
- Mike Durbin, president of Fidelity Institutional;
- Gilbert Garcia, managing partner at Garcia Hamilton & Associates;
- Paul Greff, chief investment officer at the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System;
- Rich Hall, deputy chief investment officer at the University of Texas/Texas A&M Investment Management Co.;
- Neesha Hathi, executive vice president and chief digital officer at Charles Schwab Corp.;
- Adeel Jivraj, a partner at Ernst & Young LLP;
- Ryan Ludt, principal and global head of ETF capital markets and broker/index relations at Vanguard;
- Susan McGee, board member at Goldman Sachs BDC Inc.;
- Jeffrey Ptak, head of global manager research at Morningstar Research Services;
- Erik Sirri, a professor of finance at Babson College and an independent trustee at Natixis Funds, Loomis Sayles Funds and Natixis ETFs;
- Aye Soe, managing director and global head of product management at S&P Dow Jones Indices;
- Ross Stevens, founder and chief executive officer at Stone Ridge Asset Management;
- Rama Subramaniam, head of systematic asset management at GTS;
- John Suydam, chief legal officer at Apollo Global Management;
- Mark Tibergien, managing director and chief executive officer of Advisor Solutions, BNY Mellon | Pershing;
- Russ Wermers, dean’s chair in finance and chairman of the Finance Department at the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business, and managing member, Wermers Consulting LLC;
- Alex Glass, Indiana Securities Commissioner (non-voting); and
- Tom Selman, executive vice president, regulatory policy and legal compliance officer at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (non-voting).
The committee will be formally established on November 1, 2019, for an initial two-year term, which can be renewed, the SEC said in a statement.
According to the SEC, the committee’s agenda may include “trends and developments affecting investors and market participants, the effects of globalization and changes in the role of technology and service providers.”
The SEC said it will announce further details about the committee "in the near future."