2020-2-6 19:00 |
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has unveiled her proposal to create a safe harbor for crypto startups, allowing them three years to build out their networks before having to address federal securities laws. origin »
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SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw believes that a safe harbor for crypto projects may do more harm than good. The post SEC Commissioner Says Crypto ‘Safe Harbor’ Won’t Help Markets appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-10-13 09:43 | |
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Harbor – deemed a platform that unlocks liquidity options for illiquid assets – has supposedly gotten a step closer to getting hold of a transfer agent license from the U. S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reports The Block.
2019-11-1 19:40 | |
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Security token startup Harbor has been granted a transfer agent license by the SEC, a month after getting the green light from the CFTC.
2019-11-1 12:55 | |
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Harbor has received a transfer agent license from the U.S. SEC
2019-11-1 03:25 | |
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At the Convergence Forum held at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), the SEC Commissioner, Hester Peirce, declared her desire to offer a non-exclusive safe harbor for the exchange of tokens and coins.
2019-8-6 23:00 | |
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The Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) recently held a convention named as the Convergence Forum. The tech event had several panel discussions and officials from around the world. The most important presence there was possibly the U.
2019-8-6 21:50 | |
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A non-exclusive safe harbor for the offer and sale of certain tokens should be built, according to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission commissioner Hester Peirce
2019-8-6 16:46 | |
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With the SEC earlier this month declaring their stance on ICOs and that some can be categorized as Securities Offering, a firm by the name of Harbor has launched a platform to tokenize private securities.
2018-11-28 15:21 | |
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Hester Peirce's safe harbor proposal would benefit from greater protections for token holders, say two law professors.
Hester Peirce's idea may not be formally considered by the SEC, but it could help refine and define future crypto regulation, say two advisers.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has proposed a new way to regulate token sales. If there are better alternatives, she wants to hear about them.
Rep. Tom Emmer has re-introduced a bill hoping to provide crypto startups which do not store users' tokens exemptions from state-level money transmission laws.