US SEC Plans to Host Third Crypto Roundtable on April 25
- The United States SEC plans to schedule third roundtable on April 25.
- The third roundtable agenda is “Know Your Custodian: Key Considerations for Crypto Custody.”
United States is accelerating the process of creating a clear regulatory framework under Trump’s Presidency. The Securities and Exchanges Commission is hosting a series of roundtables to discuss on a wide variety of topics focusing on crypto regulation. Its latest announcement revealed the agenda, date, time, and primary focus of the next roundtable.
The SEC Crypto Task Force has announced that the third roundatable is scheduled to take place on April 25. This meeting’s agenda is “Know Your Custodian: Key Considerations for Crypto Custody.” The Cryto Task Force also finalized panelists for the roundtable. Some of the key areas the roundtable is going to cover are,
- Opening remarks by the SEC
- Custody through broker-dealers and beyond
- Investment adviser and investment company custody
Crypto Task Force Conducts Series of Roundtables for Crypto Regulation
The US SEC Crypto Task Force has announced a series of roundtables in March for crypto regulation in the country. In the first roundtable, the industry experts and government leaders agreed to take a new approach to form guidelines for the crypto industry in the US.
The series of events are covering a wdie range of topics, from DeFi and KYC to Tokenization and trading. These meet ups are including crypto industry leaders to gain insights into this space and understand the best approach to regulate it.
SEC Commissioner Hester M. Pierce says,
“It is important for the SEC to grapple with custody issues, which are some of the most challenging as we seek to integrate crypto assets into our regulatory structure. We look forward to hearing from experts on these important issues.”
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US SEC Plans to Host Third Crypto Roundtable on April 25
- The United States SEC plans to schedule third roundtable on April 25.
- The third roundtable agenda is “Know Your Custodian: Key Considerations for Crypto Custody.”
United States is accelerating the process of creating a clear regulatory framework under Trump’s Presidency. The Securities and Exchanges Commission is hosting a series of roundtables to discuss on a wide variety of topics focusing on crypto regulation. Its latest announcement revealed the agenda, date, time, and primary focus of the next roundtable.
The SEC Crypto Task Force has announced that the third roundatable is scheduled to take place on April 25. This meeting’s agenda is “Know Your Custodian: Key Considerations for Crypto Custody.” The Cryto Task Force also finalized panelists for the roundtable. Some of the key areas the roundtable is going to cover are,
- Opening remarks by the SEC
- Custody through broker-dealers and beyond
- Investment adviser and investment company custody
Crypto Task Force Conducts Series of Roundtables for Crypto Regulation
The US SEC Crypto Task Force has announced a series of roundtables in March for crypto regulation in the country. In the first roundtable, the industry experts and government leaders agreed to take a new approach to form guidelines for the crypto industry in the US.
The series of events are covering a wdie range of topics, from DeFi and KYC to Tokenization and trading. These meet ups are including crypto industry leaders to gain insights into this space and understand the best approach to regulate it.
SEC Commissioner Hester M. Pierce says,
“It is important for the SEC to grapple with custody issues, which are some of the most challenging as we seek to integrate crypto assets into our regulatory structure. We look forward to hearing from experts on these important issues.”
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