Paul Atkins
3 storiesPaul Atkins is the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and previously served as an SEC commissioner. His record combines securities rulemaking, capital-formation policy, investment-management oversight, market structure, regulatory consulting, and a stated interest in digital-asset policy. Coverage should track speeches, votes, rule proposals, enforcement priorities, interagency coordination, and other official decisions attributable to Atkins. The SEC itself retains a separate entry when the institution's action, rather than the chairman's individual role or position, is the main subject.
SEC Crypto Custody Rule Advances to White House Review
The SEC has submitted its proposed overhaul of crypto custody rules to the White House, a move that could reshape how investment advisers and funds manage digital assets for U.S. clients
Trump Presses Senate to Advance CLARITY Act for Crypto Regulation
President Trump is urging the Senate to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, aiming to resolve regulatory uncertainty for crypto firms and keep the U.S. competitive as the bill faces political hurdles and industry scrutiny.
SEC to Vote on Crypto Fundraising Rules With $75M Exemption at Stake
The SEC will consider a proposal that could let crypto projects raise up to $75 million without full securities registration, but key eligibility and resale details remain unknown ahead of Friday's vote