The Securities and Exchange Commission said Wednesday that it has formed an Asset Management Advisory Committee made up of diverse industry professionals to help direct the agency’s regulatory approach to emerging issues.

“Asset management is a critical component of our markets and is especially important to Main Street investors,” said SEC Chairman Jay Clayton in a statement. “This committee will help the Commission ensure that our regulatory approach to asset management meets the needs of retail investors and market participants at a time when the industry is evolving rapidly.”

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