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My understanding is that, in the US at least, "securities" is a broad category that applies to any financial asset or product that isn't regulated under other r
by ARandumGuy 5y ago
My understanding is that, in the US at least, "securities" is a broad category that applies to any financial asset or product that isn't regulated under other rules. However, this is pretty uncharted territory, and until there's some judicial precedent, it's impossible to be completely sure.
- ryanlol 5y ago> My understanding is that, in the US at least, "securities" is a broad category that applies to any financial asset or product that isn't regulated under other rules This is incorrect. Many financial assets are not securities, tether being a particularly good example.