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SEC proposes crypto custody framework for investment advisers and funds
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed an Oct. 1 crypto custody framework under two federal investment laws, allowing conditional self-custody and state trust company custody for investment advisers and regulated funds.
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Policy text and timing change what products can ship and who can custody or list assets. Read the primary draft before treating a headline as a rule.
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