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Anthropic Warns Against Unauthorized Secondary Market Stock Trading
On May 13, according to AXIOS, Anthropic is taking a strong stance against unauthorized secondary market stock trading, at least verbally. Anthropic previously stated that any sale or transfer of Anthropic stock or any rights to Anthropic stock that is not approved by the board of directors is invalid and will not be recognized in the company’s books and records. The company subsequently named eight secondary trading platforms, including well-known platforms like Hiive and Forge. The report noted that Anthropic’s restrictions are not uncommon, but the complexity arises from the fact that while Anthropic does not allow special purpose vehicles (SPVs) to purchase its stock, many SPVs claim they can. Generally, SPVs can provide indirect investment opportunities through derivatives, and some SPVs themselves are derivatives that can enter into agreements with authorized holders, making it nearly impossible for the issuer to regulate. The report pointed out that despite Anthropic issuing strong warnings to potential buyers and sellers, it is unlikely to take significant enforcement actions.