- The SEC has requested Ripple to produce its 2022-2023 financial statements and post-Complaint contracts governing institutional sales.
- According to the filing, institutional sales cover unregistered offers and sales of securities for the pre-Complaint period.
- Ripple objected to every requested interrogatory and all documents the SEC sought, according to crypto lawyer Bill Morgan.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a motion to compel Ripple to produce its financial statements for 2022-2023 and to produce its post-Complaint contracts governing institutional sales. According to the filing, institutional sales cover the same types of transactions that Judge Torres held to constitute unregistered offers and sales of securities for the pre-Complaint period.
The SEC addressed the recent filing to Judge Sarah Netburn, the United States Magistrate Judge of the Southern District of New York. The SEC sought to compel Ripple to answer a single interrogatory setting forth the amount of XRP Institutional Sales proceeds it received after filing the Complaint for contracts entered into pre-Complaint.
Another notable plea by the SEC in the filing i…
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