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SEC proposes letting investment advisers and funds self-custody crypto or use state trust companies, with a 60-day comment window after publication
The SEC proposed rules October 1 to let registered investment advisers and regulated funds hold crypto assets in self-custody, or with a state trust company, instead of only banks, broker-dealers and the other custodians the current rules allow. The proposal, File No. S7-2026-35, would attach conditions: written determinations, joint authorization of transfers by at least two people, independent internal control reports and quarterly client account statements. It is not law. The SEC says comments will be due 60 days after the release is published in the Federal Register.
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