White House nominates four people to join the SEC and CFTC
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On November 12, 2026, the White House nominated Nathan Anonick, Matthew Rowland, Kristin N. Johnson, and Steven Levine to join the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). All four must receive Senate approval before taking office. The nominations were announced while the CLARITY Act remains stalled in Congress; the report noted that the nominations will not change current cryptocurrency regulations. The report did not specify how the four would be assigned to the two agencies or provide a timeline for Senate consideration.
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- CryptopolitanWhite House nominates four people to join SEC and CFTC as CLARITY Act stalls
The White House nominated four people to join the SEC and CFTC on November 12, while the CLARITY Act remains stalled in Congress. The nominees are Nathan Anonick, Matthew Rowland, Kristin N. Johnson, and Steven Levine, all of whom must be confirmed by the Senate before taking office. The nominations will not change current cryptocurrency regulations.
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