OSEC produced a ranking of House members from the 113th and 114th Congress. The ranking reveals how representatives voted on bills that relate to the regulation of financial markets. The results can be read as being a measure of how the members stack up relative to the positions of OSEC. The rankings also state the percentage of the House member's donations that derive from the financial industry.

U.S. v Newman, a recent decision by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, is a deeply troubling dilution of insider trading law. The following policy paper explains OSEC’s position on the case in further detail.