The Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) just hosted a stakeholder event to gather insights on tailoring their materials. Two sessions, one goal: making transition plans crystal clear.

The SEC's Crypto Task Force is hosting a public roundtable on March 21 to clarify the regulatory status of crypto assets. Lead by Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, this initiative aims to engage the public and define a workable framework for crypto regulation.

The SEC is making it easier for companies to go public by enhancing nonpublic review accommodations for draft registration statements. This means more flexibility for companies planning IPOs and follow-on offerings.

The SEC has unveiled its new Crypto Task Force, spearheaded by Commissioner Hester Peirce. This team of experts aims to tackle the complex world of crypto regulations with a collaborative and solution-driven approach.

The IFRS Foundation scores big by appointing Rowena Chu as a Trustee. With decades of experience in financial services, Chu is set to bring her expertise to the table until the end of 2027.

The SEC is diving headfirst into the world of AI with a roundtable discussion on March 27. Key players like Mark Uyeda and Hester Peirce will weigh in on the risks and rewards of AI in finance.

The IFRS Accounting Taxonomy just went multilingual, now available in Japanese, Korean, and Ukrainian. This update aims to make international financial reporting more accessible and user-friendly.

The IFRS Interpretations Committee and Capital Markets Advisory Committee are gearing up for their March 2025 meetings. Key agenda items and meeting papers are now accessible for both events.

The SEC has decided to drop its civil enforcement action against Coinbase. Instead, the newly formed Crypto Task Force will take the reins in shaping a clear regulatory framework for crypto assets.

The SEC has charged Lithuanian national Justinas Butkus for running a $4.1 million fraud scheme involving fake mutual funds. Using aliases and doctored documents, Butkus lured in investors with promises of high returns from non-existent investment firms.