Who’s excited about stock tokenization? Not Apple and Nvidia, among others
SEC now allows venues to trade tokenized stocks, but some companies remain wary.
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SEC now allows venues to trade tokenized stocks, but some companies remain wary.
It’s not not like middle school.
The commission’s chief accountant says the aim is to “get more companies to be public.”
Deficiencies could leave sensitive taxpayer data “vulnerable to inappropriate and undetected use,” TIGTA says.
The SEC wants to allow state laws to govern which proposals companies are required to put in proxy statements.
The exchange wants to give newly public companies five years to set up internal audit functions, instead of one.
But US taxpayers ponied up a record $5.3 trillion.
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