Explore key takeaways from the IAA’s webinar on tokenization of securities, including recent regulatory and market developments, opportunities for asset managers, and legal, compliance, and operational considerations.
The SEC has adopted final rules on what it means to be a “dealer,” significantly narrowed in response to IAA advocacy, but the adopted framework remains extremely problematic.
The SEC has finalized its rules to shorten the standard settlement cycle for most securities transactions and proposed amendments to the custody rule and related recordkeeping and Form ADV changes.
SEC proposes sweeping market structure changes, calls for enhanced disclosure, pricing, order routing requirements and new best execution rule for brokers; adopts amendments to safe harbor rule for trading plans for insiders.
Buyside concerns around a 2020 amended rule that would require dealers to receive and review certain public information before they can publish quotes on fixed income securities were temporarily allayed by a welcome November 30, 2022, SEC no-action letter.
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