Complex And Divided Securities Enforcement Falling To States

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In an article published by Bloomberg Law, Partner Benjamin Neaderland and State Attorneys General Practice Co-Chairs Paul Connell and Swain Wood explain why crypto firms and issuers should prepare for the expansion of state enforcement activity.

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The Trump administration is bringing significant personnel and policy changes across the federal government's financial regulators. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order putting agencies and regulators—such as the Securities and Exchange Commission—under direct presidential oversight.

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Originally published by Bloomberg Law on 29 April 2025.

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