SEC: New Crypto Custody Rules Proposed for Advisers
SEC proposes rules allowing investment advisers to self-custody client crypto with security audits and disclosures when custodians unavailable.
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SEC proposed new rules letting investment advisers and funds hold clients' crypto themselves when no custodian is available, requiring strong security, regular audits and clear risk disclosures. This builds directly on SEC crypto custody rules for investment advisers history and previous SEC proposals on digital asset self-custody from the past year.
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