#SECGuidance The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) provides guidance to clarify how existing securities laws apply to new financial activities and technologies. This guidance helps investors, companies, and other market participants understand regulatory expectations and stay compliant. It often covers areas such as disclosures, accounting standards, digital assets, and market transparency. For instance, the SEC has recently offered insight into how securities laws relate to cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs). Although not legally binding, this guidance reflects the SEC’s interpretations and enforcement focus, making it a valuable resource. Keeping up with SEC guidance helps reduce legal risks, build investor confidence, and promote fairness and transparency in the financial markets.