# Tokenization# Regulation# Capital markets
The SEC's innovation exemption is the first time U.S. regulators have offered tokenized securities a route that does not start with a no-action letter. It comes with conditions, a clock, and an unanswered question: who keeps the register when the share is a token?
We will cover:
- What the exemption actually permits, and what it still leaves outside the perimeter
- The digital transfer agent: recordkeeping, reconciliation and who the issuer answers to
- What has to be in place before a U.S. issuer can take a tokenized instrument to market
Speakers
Eli Cohen
Chief Legal Officer · Centrifuge
View member profile →Mohit Bhansali
CEO · BlockAgent
View member profile →Mark Elenowitz
CEO · Nant Global Finance
Mark Elenowitz is a Wall Street veteran with over 35 years' experience. He co-founded a boutique investment bank that was based in Manhattan and its online capital formation platform BANQ®, both which have been…
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