Acting Sec Chair Uyeda Name 3 Appointment at the Agency’s New Crypto Task Force
US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda opens a list At the agency’s newly designated Executive Staff on Tuesday, with three members of the Crypto Task Force.
Two of the task force appointments came from the rank of SEC. Richard Gabbert, who previously served as the Crypto-Friendly Task Force Head Commissioner Hester Pierce will be the head of his staff, as well as a senior advisor in Uyeda. Taylor Asher, a former senior policy advisor to Uyeda, will be the advisor of the Task Force’s Chief Policy Advisor.
Other named appointments – Landon Zinda, who will be the advice of Uyeda and a senior advisor for the Task Force – previously served as a policy director for the Crypto Think Tank Coin Center. Prior to his work for the center center, Zinda worked for two congressmenly crypto congressmen, Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA.) And Rep. Tom Emmer (R-Minn.).
SEC has announced the Developing a new Crypto Task Force last monthJust one day after former chairman Gary Gensler came down. The Task Force focuses on “developing a comprehensive and clear framework of regulatory for crypto assets,” and will work closely to both Congress and the crypto industry, as well as the regulatory regulation agency at the Commission on the Commission of Commission (CFTC), according to The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), according to a press release that expresses its development
The development of the Crypto Task Force arrived as the agency overhaul its approach to crypto regulation, which has moved away from conducting so-called regulations by implementing the standard of practice under former chairman Gensler.
“So far, the SEC relies primarily on the actions of implementation to repair crypto retroactively and reactive, which has often adopted the novel and not such legal interpretations along the way,” the SEC said in a statement. “The clarity about who should register, and practical solutions for those who seek to register, become elusive. The result is the confusion about what is legal, creating an environment that is hostile to change and pleasing -As fraud.