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The New SEC Agenda: A Summary
CL Carter Ledyard & Milburn More Carter Ledyard & Milburn is a New York-based law firm with a strong focus on litigation, corporate transactions, real estate, and trusts and estates. We have a ratio of partners to associates of about one to one, and provide personal, partner-level attention to all clients and matters, large and small.
Edgar Next Follow-Up: Annual Confirmations
Guy Ben-Ami’s articles from Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: with readers working within the Insurance industries Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: within Finance and Banking, Employment and HR and Immigration topic(s) More updates for Edgar Next, a security and account management update from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Why It Matters for Israelis in 2026
Israeli clients should not read the latest U.S. moves on tokenization as just another crypto debate. They are better understood as an early attempt by a large financial system to move assets, ownership records, and parts of market activity onto digital rails. U.S. regulators are also becoming more organized.
Schedule 13D and 13G: Elon Musk Saga Ends, and SEC Clarifies Rules
Guy Ben-Ami’s articles from Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: with readers working within the Banking & Credit industries Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: within Employment and HR, Government, Public Sector and International Law topic(s) in United States Our Carter Ledyard team wrote a Client Advisory, led by Guy Ben-Ami, with the help of Steven J. Glusband and Ashlee M.
Tokenization’s New Rulebook: Why It Matters For Israelis In 2026
Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: within Government, Public Sector and International Law topic(s) Partner, Guy Ben-Ami, Co-Chair of Israeli Cross Border Practice and Chair of Crypto, Digital Assets, and Blockchain writes for NISHLIS about Tokenization’s New Rulebook. The article was originally published in The US-Israel Legal Review 2024/25, published by Global Legal Media and Nishlis Legal Marketing.
Reminder About Form 3 Obligation - Effective March 18 (And Going Forward)
Guy Ben-Ami’s articles from Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: with Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Banking & Credit and Construction & Engineering industries Guy Ben-Ami writes about a reminder for Form 3 Obligation. Effective March 18, 2026, directors and officers of foreign private issuers (FPIs) must comply with SEC Section 16(a) reporting, ending previous exemptions.
Foreign Private Issuers Must Report All Insider Trades (Section 16(a)) March 2026
Guy Ben-Ami’s articles from Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: with readers working within the Oil & Gas industries 'Holding Foreign Insiders Accountable Act' Effective March 18, 2026 There has been a recent push by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") and Congress, to align the reporting requirements for foreign private issuers ("FPIs"), more closely with those of U.S. companies.
Update: EDGAR Next
CL Carter Ledyard & Milburn More Carter Ledyard & Milburn is a New York-based law firm with a strong focus on litigation, corporate transactions, real estate, and trusts and estates. We have a ratio of partners to associates of about one to one, and provide personal, partner-level attention to all clients and matters, large and small.
The Dawn Of A New Era For Crypto: Navigating The Evolving US Regulatory Landscape And Unlocking Opportunities For Israeli Companies
The article was originally published in The US-Israel Legal Review 2024/25, published by Global Legal Media and Nishlis Legal Marketing. For Israeli companies, the evolving US regulatory landscape presents a unique and historic opportunity where they can play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the crypto industry. The United States is undergoing a paradigm shift in its approach to cryptocurrencies and financial technology.
Cybersecurity Risk Management Enforcement - Pendulum Swings
The Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") recently announced the creation of a Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit ("CETU") that will focus on fraudulent conduct in cybersecurity, digital assets, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.
EDGAR Next: What You Should Know Next And How To Prepare
CL Carter Ledyard & Milburn More Carter Ledyard & Milburn is a New York-based law firm with a strong focus on litigation, corporate transactions, real estate, and trusts and estates. We have a ratio of partners to associates of about one to one, and provide personal, partner-level attention to all clients and matters, large and small.
Moves Toward Coherent Regulation Of Crypto Products
The Trump Administration has begun the process of determining how cryptocurrencies and other blockchain-based products can be regulated in an orderly manner. Previously (and currently) different regulatory bodies have asserted jurisdiction over various crypto products, sometimes inconsistently.
Federal Court Decision Identifies Employer Liability For Use Of Automated Employment Decision-Making Tools
We have previously written on New York City's law requiring audits for employers and employment agencies (together, "Employers") who use automated employment decision-making tools ("AEDTs") to assist in making employment decisions. A recent ruling by a California court in Derek Mobley v. Workday, Inc. (Case No. 23-cv-00770-RFL) holds that Employers may face liability under federal law for their use of AEDTs. If other courts follow suit, this development could impact Employers across the country.
Reminder: Securities Transaction Settlement Cycle Shortened To T+1
CL Carter Ledyard & Milburn More Carter Ledyard & Milburn is a New York-based law firm with a strong focus on litigation, corporate transactions, real estate, and trusts and estates. We have a ratio of partners to associates of about one to one, and provide personal, partner-level attention to all clients and matters, large and small.
Part II: New York's Regulation Of VASPs
This is Part II of our series on Virtual Asset Service Providers, focusing on New York state regulation of VASPs. Part I is available here. New York State regulates virtual asset service providers (VASPs) either operating in its jurisdiction or providing virtual asset services from offshore to persons in the state. The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) is the regulatory authority for VASPs operating in the state or providing virtual asset services to persons in the state.
SEC Climate-Related Disclosure Rules Are Put On Ice
As we previously reported, in 2022 the US Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") proposed rules to require issuers to provide information about climate-related risks and metrics in registration statements and annual reports. On March 6, the SEC adopted the final rules or the Final Rule for the Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors (the "Climate-Related Disclosure Rule").
New Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules For Public Companies: Update
As we previously reported in July 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") adopted new cybersecurity disclosure rules for public companies. The new rules require issuers to promptly disclose the impacts of material cybersecurity incidents and disclose on an annual basis material information regarding cybersecurity risk management, strategy and governance.
Crypto Meets Bankruptcy: Developments, Risks, And Concerns
While perhaps inevitable that the largely unregulated cryptocurrency industry would become acquainted with the world of bankruptcy court, that intersection has certainly occurred. After facing a series of challenges and much scrutiny in recent years, the crypto industry experienced several high-profile bankruptcies in 2022.
SEC Adopts New Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules For Public Issuers
The Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") announced on July 26, 2023 that it has adopted its much-anticipated new cybersecurity rules for public companies. The new rules require issuers to promptly disclose the impacts of material cybersecurity incidents and disclose on an annual basis material information regarding cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance. We previously reported on the rule proposals.
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