SEC chair calls for collaboration between US regulators on oversight of crypto trading
US regulators are exploring how they can share responsibility for crypto oversight in light of considerable overlap on some crypto trading platforms.
US regulators are exploring how they can share responsibility for crypto oversight in light of considerable overlap on some crypto trading platforms.
The new hire will hold the position of global head of regulatory affairs and integrity.
The two firms will work together to create a market structure for digital assets, with the deal coming on the back of President Biden’s recent strategy announcement on crypto regulation.
The bank is scaling back its FX prime brokerage business as the pair confirm their departure on social media.
New division offers full trade execution and custody service with plans to include derivatives and futures, DeFi and NFT access in the future.
Crypto firm is looking to expand its real-time clearing and settlement service for crypto and digital assets.
Susquehanna, Jane Street, Virtu Financial and Flow Traders have also agreed to provide liquidity for the platform.
FinTech Symbiont believes asset managers have historically been boxed out of innovation, so it is working with giants like Vanguard to leverage cutting-edge distributed ledger technology for long-term efficiencies.
The launch will initially include centrally cleared USD settled Bitcoin and Ethereum futures, with a launch date expected in Q3, subject to regulatory approval.
The new rules are designed to offer a unified legal framework for crypto trading across Europe, “boosting the benefits and curbing the threats” of trading within these markets.