SEC proposes broad update to decades-old transfer agent rules with blockchain nod
The proposal would modernize rules largely unchanged since the 1980s, addressing blockchain-based recordkeeping, tokenized securities and increasingly automated market infrastructure.
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- The proposal would modernize rules largely unchanged since the 1980s, addressing blockchain-based recordkeeping, tokenized securities and increasingly automated market infrastructure.
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SEC seeks to update its 1970s-era transfer agent rules for the blockchain age
The SEC is seeking to update its rules for transfer agents to keep pace with new technology, including blockchain and tokenization.