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Donald Trump's New SEC Leadership Said to Kick Start Crypto Overhaul
Top Republican officials at the US Securities and Exchange Commission are poised to begin overhauling the agency's cryptocurrency policies potentially as early as next week. Trump, who courted crypto campaign cash with pledges to be a "crypto president," is also expected to issue executive orders urging regulators to review their crypto policies.
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Elon Musk Sued by US SEC Over Late Disclosure of Twitter Stake
In a complaint filed in Washington, D.C. federal court, the SEC said Musk violated federal securities law by waiting 11 days too long to disclose his initial purchase of 5% of Twitter's common shares.
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Wall Street Top Regulator To Quit After Trump Takes Office. Here's Why
US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler will step down as Wall Street's top regulator at the end of the Joe Biden administration, he said.
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US SEC Chief Gary Gensler To Step Down Clearing Way For Trump's Pick
The top US securities regulator, a skeptic towards cryptocurrency who was appointed by President Joe Biden, announced Thursday he will step down in January when Donald Trump takes office.
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Crypto.com Sues US SEC After Receiving Legal Threat from Regulator
Crypto.com filed a lawsuit against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The case filed also names SEC Chair Gary Gensler and four other commissioners as defendants.
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler Doesn’t View Decentralisation as a Fact of Crypto Markets
In his latest attack on the crypto industry, Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Gary Gensler questioned its decentralisation properties, pointing in the direction of major crypto exchanges that have all become centralised profit-guzzling giants in recent years.
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Lays Out Regulatory Responsibilities Around Crypto
During a recent interview, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler said that the agency could use executive authority to regulate crypto. The public would benefit from investor protection when it comes to service providers like exchanges, lending and brokerage dealers, Gensler says.
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Hester Peirce aka 'Crypto Mom' Believes New US SEC Plan Could Pose a Major Threat to DeFi Projects
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says that the vague language in the US regulatory agency's new proposal that aims to modernise the definition of 'exchange' could pose a threat to decentralised finance projects and the wider crypto ecosystem within the country.
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Cryptocurrency: US SEC May Approve Bitcoin Futures ETF Trading Very Soon, Hints Tweet
US SEC is expected to approve at least one Bitcoin futures ETF as early as next week, after SEC Chairman Gary Gensler recently reiterated his support for such funds.
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Financial Firms' Digital-Engagement Practices to Be Scrutinised by US SEC as Investor Worries Grow
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will seek input on whether digital customer engagement innovations used by financial firms should be governed by existing rules or may need new ones, commission chair Gary Gensler told Reuters.
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Bitcoin Backers Not Satisfied With SEC’s Openness Towards an Exchange-Traded Fund
US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Gary Gensler gave what may be the strongest sign of support yet from the agency for a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Crypto fans, though, are not exactly thrilled. At the centre of the issue is what an approved fund would track.
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Bernie Sanders Vowing To Break Up Big Banks If Elected President
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will pledge to break up the country's largest financial institutions within the first year of his administration should he win the White House next November. He plans to make that pledge in a speech in New York today afternoon.
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CFTC names Sayee Srinivasan as acting chief economist
In his new role, Mr Srinivasan will be responsible for leading the Commission's efforts in drafting policy and rule-making, advising the Commission on industry practices and policy implications, among others.
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Dutch lender Rabobank fined $1 billion over Libor scandal
US and European regulators ordered Dutch lender Rabobank to pay $1.07 billion to settle allegations it aided a six-year scheme to rig benchmark interest rates, imposing the fifth fine in a scandal that has helped to shred faith in the industry.
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US govt body opens probe into JPMorgan's trading loss
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has opened an investigation into possible wrongdoing at JPMorgan Chase.
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Donald Trump's New SEC Leadership Said to Kick Start Crypto Overhaul
Top Republican officials at the US Securities and Exchange Commission are poised to begin overhauling the agency's cryptocurrency policies potentially as early as next week. Trump, who courted crypto campaign cash with pledges to be a "crypto president," is also expected to issue executive orders urging regulators to review their crypto policies.
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Elon Musk Sued by US SEC Over Late Disclosure of Twitter Stake
In a complaint filed in Washington, D.C. federal court, the SEC said Musk violated federal securities law by waiting 11 days too long to disclose his initial purchase of 5% of Twitter's common shares.
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Wall Street Top Regulator To Quit After Trump Takes Office. Here's Why
US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler will step down as Wall Street's top regulator at the end of the Joe Biden administration, he said.
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US SEC Chief Gary Gensler To Step Down Clearing Way For Trump's Pick
The top US securities regulator, a skeptic towards cryptocurrency who was appointed by President Joe Biden, announced Thursday he will step down in January when Donald Trump takes office.
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Crypto.com Sues US SEC After Receiving Legal Threat from Regulator
Crypto.com filed a lawsuit against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The case filed also names SEC Chair Gary Gensler and four other commissioners as defendants.
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler Doesn’t View Decentralisation as a Fact of Crypto Markets
In his latest attack on the crypto industry, Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Gary Gensler questioned its decentralisation properties, pointing in the direction of major crypto exchanges that have all become centralised profit-guzzling giants in recent years.
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Lays Out Regulatory Responsibilities Around Crypto
During a recent interview, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler said that the agency could use executive authority to regulate crypto. The public would benefit from investor protection when it comes to service providers like exchanges, lending and brokerage dealers, Gensler says.
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Hester Peirce aka 'Crypto Mom' Believes New US SEC Plan Could Pose a Major Threat to DeFi Projects
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says that the vague language in the US regulatory agency's new proposal that aims to modernise the definition of 'exchange' could pose a threat to decentralised finance projects and the wider crypto ecosystem within the country.
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Cryptocurrency: US SEC May Approve Bitcoin Futures ETF Trading Very Soon, Hints Tweet
US SEC is expected to approve at least one Bitcoin futures ETF as early as next week, after SEC Chairman Gary Gensler recently reiterated his support for such funds.
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Financial Firms' Digital-Engagement Practices to Be Scrutinised by US SEC as Investor Worries Grow
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will seek input on whether digital customer engagement innovations used by financial firms should be governed by existing rules or may need new ones, commission chair Gary Gensler told Reuters.
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Bitcoin Backers Not Satisfied With SEC’s Openness Towards an Exchange-Traded Fund
US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Gary Gensler gave what may be the strongest sign of support yet from the agency for a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Crypto fans, though, are not exactly thrilled. At the centre of the issue is what an approved fund would track.
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Bernie Sanders Vowing To Break Up Big Banks If Elected President
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will pledge to break up the country's largest financial institutions within the first year of his administration should he win the White House next November. He plans to make that pledge in a speech in New York today afternoon.
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CFTC names Sayee Srinivasan as acting chief economist
In his new role, Mr Srinivasan will be responsible for leading the Commission's efforts in drafting policy and rule-making, advising the Commission on industry practices and policy implications, among others.
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Dutch lender Rabobank fined $1 billion over Libor scandal
US and European regulators ordered Dutch lender Rabobank to pay $1.07 billion to settle allegations it aided a six-year scheme to rig benchmark interest rates, imposing the fifth fine in a scandal that has helped to shred faith in the industry.
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US govt body opens probe into JPMorgan's trading loss
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has opened an investigation into possible wrongdoing at JPMorgan Chase.
