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AnnouncementAnnounced by Sidley Austin · · summarized by LexCircuit Desk

Sidley publishes analysis of SEC tokenized-stock trading exemption

Sidley Austin published an update analyzing the SEC’s innovation exemption for on-chain trading of tokenized U.S.-listed shares. The firm’s publication addressed issuers, investors, brokers, trading venues and liquidity providers, and examined operational conditions and questions involving custody, execution, disclosures and shareholder rights.

Key points

  • Sidley’s article discussed notice to issuers and an opportunity to object to third-party tokenization.Sidley Austin
  • The publication examined symbol and volume limits for qualifying trading venues.Sidley Austin
  • Sidley discussed the interaction with existing broker-dealer and investment-company obligations.Sidley Austin
  • The firm credited knowledge management lawyer Daniel Engoren with contributing to the update.Sidley Austin
Sidley · Sidley Austin LLP

The announcement

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