SEC proposes transfer agent rule, sets event to figure out round-the-clock U.S. trading

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued an agenda for its 24-trading roundtable and proposed a new transfer-agent rule with blockchain implications.

Continuous trading could be on the horizon for the wider U.S. securities markets as the Securities and Exchange Commission plans a roundtable this month to explore the topic.
The agency also proposed a rule to revise its regulations for the role of transfer agents, explicitly adding the consideration of blockchain technology to the traditional service.

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