The SEC’s Division of Examinations published its fiscal year 2027 priorities on Thursday, naming “super intelligence and other advanced technologies” as an area of heightened scrutiny for the first time. Artificial intelligence is now presented as a systemic variable that may affect market operations, compliance, fraud prevention and investor protection. Tokenization was listed separately among risks associated with evolving market infrastructure, alongside Treasury clearing reforms. The priorities cover more than 34,000 registrants, including investment advisers, funds, broker-dealers, clearing agencies and transfer agents, while crypto was not restored as a standalone focus in the 2027 program.
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