Regulatory History and OverviewNameCourseTutor’s NameDateHistory of Regulatory EnvironmentThe regulation environment is made of regulations, restrictions, requirements or guidelines that are intended to enhance stability and integrity. In the history of regulatory environment many specific events lead to development of new financial and other regulations. The first example is the short selling scandal byAlbert H. Wiggin a respected head of Chase National Bank was revealed after the stock market Crash of 1929. Albert H. Wiggin, used companies owned by his family to hide stock trading thatshorted more than 40,000 shares of his company. Using this method of borrowing shares that an investor believed would decrease in value, Wiggin accumulated stock holding that gave him a vested interest to run down his company for its shares to decrease in value. During this timethere were no specific regulations against a trading strategy that speculated on the decline stocks of your own company. In theaftershock of the 1929 market crash,many investors sold their stocks in the Chase National Bank the same time as a result the stock experienced a sharp decline in price. Consequently Mr. Wiggin unethically,