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SEC Gives DTCC OK to Tokenize Stocks in Move to Blockchain The Securities and Exchange Commission granted permission in the form of a no-action letter to the Depository Trust Clearing Corp , or DTCC, allowing the firm to custody and recognize tokenized
The SEC Signals It’s Ready for Blockchain in US Securities Key highlights: The SEC has issued a no-action letter allowing DTCC to launch a securities tokenization service under regulatory oversight The service will tokenize highly liquid US financial assets while preserving existing investor protections and legal rights The approval signals growing regulatory acceptance of blockchain infrastructure in traditional US capital markets
SEC. gov | Tokenization Trending: Statement on the Division of . . . Today, the staff of the Division of Trading and Markets issued a no-action letter to The Depository Trust Company (“DTC”) The letter relates to DTC’s development and launch of a preliminary version of its voluntary securities tokenization program on supported blockchains that meet DTC’s technology standards This program will enable the tokenization of security entitlements to certain
SEC Approves DTCC Plan to Tokenize Stocks, Bonds Treasuries The U S Securities and Exchange Commission has signed off on a landmark plan from the Depository Trust Clearing Corporation (DTCC) to tokenize stocks, corporate bonds and U S Treasuries How the DTCC Tokenization Works Under the approved framework, DTCC will issue on-chain representations of securities that already sit in its depository, rather than creating parallel “wrapped” assets
SEC Gives OK to Tokenize Some Stocks in Move to Blockchain In the U S , the Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a no-action letter to the Depository Trust Clearing Corp (DTCC), allowing it to custody and recognize tokenized stocks, bonds and Treasuries on approved blockchains for an initial three-year period, a move reported by Katherine Doherty, David Wethe and Kevin Crowley at Bloomberg