SEC, Trump and Uyeda
Trump names Mark Uyeda acting SEC chair
President Donald J. Trump has named SEC Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda as the agency’s acting chair. Uyeda, a Republican commissioner since 2022, will lead the SEC until Paul Atkins, Trump’s pick for SEC chair, is confirmed by the Senate. Gary Gensler, who led the SEC in the Biden administration, left office Jan. 20.
Mark Uyeda Named Acting SEC Chair As Trump Pauses Regulations, Hiring
President Donald Trump today named Securities and Exchange Commissioner Mark Uyeda as acting chairman of the agency. Uyeda, a commissioner since June 30, 2022, will steer the SEC pending the confirmation of Trump nominee Rick Atkins.
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WASHINGTON ― President-elect Donald Trump said Wednesday he is nominating Paul Atkins, a pro-business former federal regulator who is friendly toward the budding cryptocurrency industry, to lead ...
Gary Gensler voluntarily steps down as SEC chair on January 20, 2025, making way for a pro-crypto successor in Paul Atkins.
REXShares and Ospreys Funds file for seven spot crypto ETFs, including BTC, ETH, and memecoins, following Trump presidency ...
President-elect Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he intends to nominate cryptocurrency advocate Paul Atkins to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission. Trump said Atkins, the CEO ...
Near-term trends remain hinged on the SEC’s appeal strategy. If the agency pauses or withdraws its appeal in the Ripple case, ...
The incoming Trump administration has appointed crypto-friendly leadership and is considering adding digital assets to ...
President-elect Donald Trump's new pick for Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly expected ...
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