Regulation

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Deutsche Bank has taken a significant step towards embracing digital assets and tokenization by partnering with the Monetary Authority of Singapore in Project Guardian. This initiative aims to test the applications of asset tokenization in a regulated environment, focusing on their viability and potential integration within financial markets. The collaboration also includes Memento Blockchain and
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Recently, two US lawmakers, Senators Cynthia Lummis and Ron Wyden, have raised concerns regarding the Department of Justice’s attempt to broaden the definition of a money-transmitting business. They argue that the DOJ’s interpretation could potentially criminalize non-custodial crypto asset software services. According to the lawmakers, this interpretation goes against the intent of Congress and contradicts
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recently put forward a recommendation for Nigeria to embrace the regulated use of digital assets by licensing international crypto exchanges. This recommendation is aimed at enhancing the country’s economic stability and boosting its position within the African crypto sector. It comes in the midst of a regulatory crackdown on
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has recently announced its decision to review the rules governing crypto asset investments by UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities). This review is part of a larger examination of the EU’s financial regulatory framework. The European Commission (EC) has requested this review to ensure that UCITS
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Paul Grewal, the chief legal officer of Coinbase, recently took to social media to challenge US SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s statements regarding the legal status of cryptocurrencies. Grewal criticized Gensler’s assertion that many digital assets should be classified as securities, pointing out that the SEC’s own lawyers have recognized that cryptocurrencies do not meet the
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Rep. Maxine Waters, a key member of the US House Committee on Financial Services, has put forward the nomination of Ms. Kristin Johnson for the position of Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions at the US Department of Treasury. Waters emphasized Johnson’s expertise in financial regulation and her commitment to maintaining the integrity of financial markets