One of the world’s largest financial institutions, JPMorgan Chase, has met with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force to discuss the evolving regulatory landscape for digital assets and the potential shift of traditional capital markets onto public blockchains.
According to a June 17 memo, three JPMorgan representatives held a meeting with SEC staff to outline the bank’s existing crypto-related initiatives and explore how core financial services—such as repo markets, digital financing, and debt issuance—could migrate on-chain in the future.
Key Points From the Meeting Agenda:
- Overview of JPMorgan’s digital asset business, including repo activity and services on its platforms for Digital Financing and Digital Debt.
- Discussion on competitive dynamics as traditional capital markets evolve in parallel with blockchain infrastructure.
- Analysis of how a transition to public blockchains could impact existing market models, and the risks and benefits that firms must weigh.
- Agreement on continued future engagement between JPMorgan and the SEC’s Crypto Task Force.
The meeting highlights JPMorgan’s growing involvement in crypto infrastructure and reflects an increasing openness from regulators to explore the integration of regulated financial markets with decentralized technologies.
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Source: https://coindoo.com/jpmorgan-meets-with-sec-crypto-task-force-to-discuss-on-chain-capital-markets/