
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has proposed a joint 'Digital Securities Sandbox' between the United States and the United Kingdom. This cross-border initiative aims to create a safe harbor where companies in both jurisdictions can experiment with blockchain technology for trading securities without fear of regulatory repercussions. The proposal includes setting up a 'micro-innovation sandbox' that would allow U.S. companies to conduct a limited amount of business using blockchain technology. The cross-border sandbox would enable firms to operate under the same regulatory requirements in both countries, promoting innovation and regulatory oversight using distributed ledger technology. The initiative seeks to achieve further market transparency and explore how crypto and DLT can lead to more efficient settlement in securities markets.





Hester Peirce wants a joint sandbox between the US and the UK so that firms can dabble in DLT https://t.co/I0kINnmQ7y
Hester Peirce wants a joint sandbox between the US and the UK so that firms can dabble in DLT technology https://t.co/I0kINnmQ7y
SEC Commissioner @HesterPeirce has a new proposal for a joint US-UK Digital Securities Sandbox (DSS) to explore how crypto/DLT can lead to more efficient settlement in securities markets. https://t.co/HkE5RO73KE https://t.co/8OQ3IMldNW