SEC calls on firms to disclose exposure to crypto bankruptcies and risks
The Securities and Exchange Commission's corporate finance division reminded companies of disclosure requirements and provided guidance to what else they want to know.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
The Securities and Exchange Commission's corporate finance division reminded companies of disclosure requirements and provided guidance to what else they want to know.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
OKX Warns Users Off MEXC Transfers as US Moves to Cut Off the Exchange
OKX founder Star Xu told customers on Saturday to stop sending funds directly from MEXC after the US moved to cut the crypto excha...
CFTC Says US-Regulated Exchanges Can Begin Trading Individual-Stock Perpetual Futures
TL;DR: CFTC chairman Michael Selig said on November 3 that individual-equity perpetual futures can begin trading on appropriately...
US Sanctions Eight Canadian Money Services Firms Over Iranian Crypto Transfer Allegations
TL;DR: The US Treasury has added eight Canada-based money services businesses to its sanctions list, alleging that they helped mov...
South Korea Tightens Crypto Exchange Defenses After Binance’s $6.3B Security Breach
Key Takeaways: South Korea announced that it will examine local crypto exchanges following a $6.3 billion hack at Binance. The exc...
PNC Bank Lets Corporate Clients Accept USDC Payments in New Coinbase-Powered Pilot
PNC Bank has opened a pilot that lets eligible clients of its Corporate and Institutional Banking unit get paid in USDC, a stablec...
Binance to Close Accounts in Four EU Countries Dec. 31, Charging Idle Balances From Nov. 29
Bitcoin Magazine Binance to Close Accounts in Four EU Countries Dec. 31, Charging Idle Balances From Nov. 29 Binance will close cu...