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SEC nominee outlines vision before Senate Banking Committee
SEC nominee outlines vision before Senate Banking Committee
Also, House Financial Services Committee continues capital formation push to expand access to more regions; Carta’s Head of Policy to testify in Congress next week
A new day at the FTC
A new day at the FTC
Trump fires FTC commissioners, testing executive power. SEC eases Marketing compliance for private funds and continues to take steps toward crypto policy framework.
The SEC is open for business
The SEC is open for business
Guidance on accredited investors, and new clarity on gross/net performance reporting. Plus: Senate Banking advances stablecoin legislation, and Senate Dems blink in government funding fight to avert shutdown.
Admin and Congress ramp up crypto efforts
Admin and Congress ramp up crypto efforts
Congress works to establish a market structure framework for stablecoins, and the White House establishes crypto reserves. Also: The Carta Policy Team discusses efforts to expand retail access to private fund investments.
HFSC kicks off capital formation agenda to bolster startup ecosystem
HFSC kicks off capital formation agenda to bolster startup ecosystem
Carta leads efforts to support the Committee’s capital formation agenda. Also: The Investor Alliance visits the Hill to influence the tax reform debate.
Trump consolidates regulatory apparatus
Trump consolidates regulatory apparatus
The president issued two executive orders that would expand the power of his office. Also: Carta hosts a virtual event on March 12 on the policy outlook for 2025.