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Skadden Discusses New SEC Framework for Trading Tokenized Stocks

By Aaron K. Washington, Alexander C. Drylewski, Stuart D. Levi and Daniel Michael September 30, 2026 by martinyerovi

On September 17, 2026, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) took a significant step toward integrating tokenized securities into the U.S. equities market by issuing the long-awaited “Innovation Exemption.” The exemption creates a temporary framework that allows certain tokenized …

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