SEC’s Selway puts tokenized securities in 24/7 market debate

SEC trading and markets director Jamie Selway has pointed to tokenized securities and 24/7 trading as examples of changing financial markets, while describing efforts to use “super intelligence” in research during Nov. 13 remarks. Selway discussed tokenized securities and perpetual futures at a Baruch College market structure conference. The SEC’s chief economist is leading work on research tools and renewed academic engagement. Four operators have submitted notices under the agency’s conditional exemption for tokenized securities venues. Treasury clearing compliance dates fall on Dec. 31, 2026, and June 30, 2027. SEC Division of Trading and Markets director Jamie Selway, speaking at Baruch College in New York, described markets moving toward continuous trading as new investment products arrive.

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