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SEC to Host Roundtable on 24-Hour Trading Preparations

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced its agenda and panelists for a roundtable scheduled for September 17, 2026, focusing on preparations for 24-hour trading. The event aims to discuss regulatory and operational considerations for extending trading hours.

AS1 NewsSource: sec.gov

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The SEC's upcoming roundtable will take place at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., and will feature discussions among regulators, industry representatives, and market participants. The focus will be on the implications of moving towards around-the-clock trading, which could impact various financial instruments, including crypto assets and related trading protocols. The event underscores the SEC's ongoing efforts to evaluate market infrastructure and ensure regulatory compliance in an evolving trading landscape.

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The roundtable may influence future regulatory policies regarding extended trading hours, including for crypto markets and digital assets.