SEC chair implies crypto exchanges may not be ‘qualified custodians’ as new rule is drafted

by Aurelia Butler 2 March 2023, 23:00 179 Views

The commission’s Investor Advisory Committee has proposed expanding 2009 rule designed to reduce the risk of advisers embarking on Ponzi schemes to all asset classes, including crypto assets that are not funds or securities.

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SEC chair implies crypto exchanges may not be ‘qualified custodians’ as new rule is drafted

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