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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler has emphasized the need for cryptocurrency firms to adhere to registration requirements to ensure investor disclosures. Gensler's remarks come amid criticisms of the SEC's approach, with a Federal Judge, appointed by Pres. Obama, highlighting 'pervasive misconduct' and 'organizational bad faith' within the Commission. Gensler suggests that the crypto markets could benefit from more transparency, or a 'little disinfectant,' as he puts it.
.@GaryGensler suggested this week that digital assets businesses are among those seeking to "whittle away at the SEC's disclosure regime," which requires companies to register securities and provide information to investors about them. https://t.co/GGErHcZKVU
News Explainers this week. SEBI's recent idea that perhaps video disclosures are needed from a company doing an IPO is perhaps because retail investors lacking in stock market understanding are diving headfirst into the equities market. https://t.co/7EfdHCf8eg
RBI to conduct special audit of IIFL Finance, JM Financial Products; invites bids - Details https://t.co/vQqlawVWZ2
