Newly sworn-in President Donald Trump has tapped Mark Uyeda, a Republican member of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to be acting chair of the agency, the White House said today.

Uyeda signaled that SEC chair Gary Gensler's time is nearing its end. SEC’s Mark Uyeda waves off rumors he could be Trump’s pick for chair Skip to main content ...

According to crypto attorney Jake Chervinsky, SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda stands as a strong contender to replace Gary Gensler as the next SEC chair. "Uyeda has criticized Gensler’s crypto ...

Interim SEC Chair Mark Uyeda replaced Gary Gensler as highest-ranking official, signaling a change in direction and reversing Gensler's actions. Uyeda also faces staffing cuts and policy shifts ...

Uyeda came up through the ranks. Introducing himself to Thursday’s WSJ CFO Network Summit in Manhattan, Uyeda said he had been at the SEC for 19 years, serving under six different chairs.

The Senate on Dec. 20 confirmed Mark T. Uyeda for a full term as SEC commissioner via voice vote. Uyeda began serving as an SEC commissioner in June 2022 to fill a 12-month vacancy, ...

Commissioner Mark Uyeda has been sworn in for a second term at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). His previous term expired in 2023, and now Uyeda may remain at the SEC until 2028.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Mark Uyeda on Monday stressed the importance of the SEC considering proposals to regulate cryptocurrencies.. At the fifth annual Scott ...

SEOUL — The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) should create a special version of the S-1 form for digital assets, SEC commissioner Mark Uyeda said at the Korea Blockchain Week in ...

Republican SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda wants to help President-elect Donald Trump fulfill his promise of ending the Biden Administration’s so-called war on crypto, FOX Business has learned ...

Uyeda is a veteran of the SEC, first joining the agency in 2006 and serving in various positions, including as a senior advisor to Chair Jay Clayton during Trump's first term.