SEC outlines fiscal year 2027 priorities covering over 34,000 registrants
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The SEC released its Division of Examinations' priorities for fiscal year 2027, reviewing digital asset custody, disclosures, and valuation across more than 34,000 registrants.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission published its Division of Examinations priorities for fiscal year 2027. The annual framework targets more than 34,000 registrants across capital markets, including investment advisers, broker-dealers, and clearing agencies.
The regulatory priorities examine emerging risks in digital assets, specifically reviewing custody practices, disclosures, valuation methodologies, and compliance with federal securities laws. According to the SEC, the Division will deploy resources through an analytically driven program based on ongoing risk assessments.
SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins stated that examinations are a primary mechanism for promoting compliance with securities laws and protecting investors. Keith Cassidy, Director of the Division of Examinations, noted that the Division plans to continuously assess risks across products and market activities throughout the year.
Key facts
- Fiscal year 2027 priorities
- Over 34,000 registrants covered
- Focus on digital asset custody
- Valuation and disclosure review