Where SEC's Transfer Agent Plan Would Change Compliance
Tuesday, October 27, 2026 · first reported by Law360
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed updating the federal regulatory framework for transfer agents. According to Law360, attorneys at Morgan Lewis say the proposal would modernize the existing regime, which is organized around specific tasks, in a comprehensive way. They say the new approach would centre on speed, operational resilience, compliance governance and recordkeeping that does not depend on a particular technology.
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- Morgan Lewis
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- North America
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