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5 entries, 3 Aug 2026 to 28 Aug 2026

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    1. posted

      “One of my top priorities as Chairman is to restore the @SECGov’s public company disclosure regime to one rooted in materiality. As a disclosure agency and not a merit regulator, the SEC should not use its rules to indirectly regulate matters that should be left to the States. https://t.co/OkmTGkBRhT”

      3 Aug 2026 · X · source
    2. posted

      Atkins promotes podcast episode with Chief Accountant Kurt Hohl discussing materiality, AI, and audit oversight

      “Great to sit down with Kurt Hohl, the SEC's Chief Accountant. Accounting and auditing underpin investor confidence in the integrity of companies’ disclosures, and consequently, our capital markets at-large. Listen wherever you get your podcasts! https://t.co/ePUazqpMpJ”

      6 Aug 2026 · X · source
    3. posted

      Atkins says Regulation Crypto Assets proposal aims to provide clear capital-raising pathways while Congress works on lasting framework

      “As Congress works to establish a lasting regulatory framework, our new proposal, Regulation Crypto Assets, seeks to provide crypto asset entrepreneurs and market participants with clear pathways to raise capital under the federal securities laws. https://t.co/0ItLaMrDE9”

      18 Aug 2026 · X · source
    4. posted

      Atkins calls Regulation Crypto Assets proposal the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto

      “With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/z0MmDF4doV”

      18 Aug 2026 · X · source
    5. posted

      Atkins frames EU debt designation proposal as closing an inconsistency gap and delivering SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice

      “For too long, gaps like this one—where the debt of several EU member states was covered but debt of the EU itself was not—have created inconsistency that breeds confusion rather than confidence in the markets. This proposal is SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice. https://t.co/fB2kxk0SUb”

      28 Aug 2026 · X · source

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