08.11.2026

SEC Holds Open Meeting on Tailored Crypto Investments Regime

08.11.2026
SEC Holds Open Meeting on Tailored Crypto Investments Regime

Open Meeting Agenda

ITEM 1: Regulation Crypto Assets

Division/Office: Division of Corporation Finance

Staff: Jim Moloney, Sebastian Gomez Abero, Valian Afshar, Patrick Faller, John Fieldsend, Irene Paik

The Commission will consider whether to issue a release proposing new rules to create a tailored offering regime for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets.

For further information, please contact John Fieldsend in the Division of Corporation Finance at 202-551-3430.

Source: SEC

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