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ShapeShift Fine Epitomizes SEC’s Crypto Policy, and its Flaws

A recent SEC order imposing a fine on former cryptocurrency exchange ShapeShift for failing to register as a securities dealer showcases the SEC’s regulation-by-enforcement approach, but the dissent by two commissioners raises valid concerns that the agency’s embrace of ambiguity over clarity risks hampering the growth of the crypto economy, writes Bracewell’s Keith Blackman.

The Sanctioned Lenders Problem

Bracewell’s Jason Fox and Rory Wilson examine how recent events, such as the war in Ukraine and the designation of certain financial institutions as sanctioned entities, have caused sponsors and lenders to re-evaluate the sanctions provisions in their facility agreements.

The Questions Around Prometheum’s SEC-Compliant Strategy

Regulatory uncertainty remains a major hurdle in the way of widespread adoption of cryptocurrency. While the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sought to apply traditional securities concepts to the crypto marketplace, the cryptocurrency industry is pushing for specific...

Macedonian Gold Mines and Greek Bonds

Bracewell's Ro Lazarovitch and Bagya Nambron join Natalie Kedikoglou, general counsel at Hellas Gold, Frank Herbert, EVP and general counsel, and Paul Ferneyhough, SVP and chief strategy and commercial officer at Eldorado Gold Corporation, to discuss the project financing facility for the Skouries Mine in Northern Greece.

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