
In Her Final Weeks, SEC's Peirce Calls for Ending the KYC 'Panopticon'
Departing SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce is making a case for using cryptography to overhaul how the financial system polices crime, arguing that regulators' hunger for personal data has built vast, hackable troves that endanger the very people they aim to protect. Speaking Wednesday at SIFMA's Digital Assets Conference in New York, Peirce said the "know your customer" and anti-money laundering regime rests on a flawed premise: that collecting enough information on enough people will help author...



















