The SEC has proposed a new custody framework for investment advisers and hinted at further upcoming crypto regulations to modernize market oversight.
The SEC has proposed new rules allowing investment advisers to self-custody crypto assets when qualified third-party custodians are unavailable.
The SEC has proposed new custody rules for digital assets to replace outdated standards and provide a clear regulatory framework for investment advisers and funds.
The U.S. SEC has proposed new rules to establish a regulatory framework for the custody of crypto assets by investment advisers and regulated funds.
The US SEC has proposed new custody rules for crypto assets held by registered investment advisers and funds, aiming to modernize standards and clarify regulatory obligations.
The SEC has introduced a proposed rule to modernize crypto custody requirements for investment advisers and regulated funds, potentially expanding the list of eligible custodians.
