Paul Atkins, the candidate to take care of the United States Stock Exchange and Securities Commission, is scheduled for a confirmation hearing of the United States Senate next week, which puts on its way the election of President Donald Trump for the presidency of the SEC to start working as soon as next month.
At the same audience of March 27, the Senate Panel is also weighing the nomination of Jonathan Gould to take care of the Office of the Comptroller of La Moneda, which supervises the national banks of the United States, a key area of interest for cryptographic companies that have fought for a long battle for bank access, the Senate bank committee announced in an email on Thursday.
Atkins is a former sec commission and a digital asset defender directed by a Washington company that advises customers about financial compliance issues. It is expected to continue with the pro-Christotopto impulse of the SEC that began after Trump returned to the White House and appointed interim president Mark Uyeda.
The West will not only be a key agency to open the access of the digital asset sector to US banking, but it can also be a regulator for future Stablecoin emitters, according to current legislative efforts.
The panel will also consider that Luke Petit’s nomination is the treasure secretary during Thursday’s session.
Trump nominated Atkins to succeed the former president of the SEC, Gary Gensler, whose actions headed by the Securities Regulator caused accusations of “application regulation” of the cryptographic industry. Uyeda has changed the approach of his predecessor since he took over the agency provisionally, withdrawing of several demands that the SEC presented against cryptographic companies in recent years and stopping others. The SEC also told several cryptographic companies that it was closing research in these companies.
