The U.S. SEC appoints two executives with cryptocurrency background, policy orientation may be easing
According to online reports, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced four senior appointments on June 13. Among them, Jamie Selway will serve as director of the Trading and Markets Department from June 17, and Brian Daly will serve as director of the Investment Management Department from July 8. The two new officials both have experience in the field of digital assets. Selway has served as the director of institutional marketing for a blockchain company, and Daly has focused on cryptocurrency and blockchain legal affairs during his time at Aigingomp Law Firm. This personnel adjustment is a continuation of the "crypto-friendly" policy implemented by SEC Chairman Paul Atkins since taking office in April. After taking office, Atkins revoked the previous government's SAB121 guideline requiring banks to include custody of crypto assets as liabilities, and held the first cryptocurrency regulatory roundtable in March.
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