securities
Coverage of securities in the Nexus archive.
- Treasury Cash Stockpile Is Option to Fund Buybacks, CNBC Says
The Treasury Department might use its cash stockpile to finance expanded buybacks. CNBC reported that the department could draw down part of its reserves to purchase older, higher-yielding securities.
- OTC Markets CEO: 250 years of market history just collided with a new SEC rule
The SEC confirmed that tokenized securities remain securities and proposed a major overhaul of the registered-offering framework, developments described as defining the next chapter of American public markets. The article traces the history of American public markets to the need for standardized disclosure, citing the evolution from private clubs to electronic trading systems like Nasdaq and OTC Markets Group's digital platform.
- Nigerian Central Bank Widens Access to Open Market Operations
Nigeria’s central bank broadened participation in Open Market Operations. This widening of access allows all eligible investors, including individuals, corporates, and non-bank financial institutions, to participate in the purchase and trading of securities.
- From Defense to Housing, Luxembourg Steps Up Retail Bonds Push
Luxembourg's successful sale of defense bonds has prompted the country to again target retail investors, this time with securities aimed at funding affordable housing.
- SpaceX tests its reality-warping powers on the bond market
SpaceX is testing its influence in the bond market. The article notes that a solid rating can encourage buyers to purchase securities, while the absence of such a rating can deter them.
- South Korea finance ministry says tokenized stocks are securities, not crypto assets, opening door to taxes: report
South Korea’s finance ministry classified tokenized stocks as securities, not crypto assets, potentially enabling taxation starting H2 2026 if regulators agree.
- Saylor says Bitcoin needs ‘disciplined expansion’ as analysts weigh demand reset
Michael Saylor advocates for Bitcoin's expansion through banks, credit, securities, and higher layers while maintaining its base layer. Analysts are considering a potential demand reset for Bitcoin.