FCA Unveils Crypto Rulebook for UK Firms
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UK Puts Crypto Under The Same Regulatory Umbrella As Traditional Finance With New FCA Rules
The UK has taken one of its biggest steps yet towards bringing crypto into the financial mainstream, and unsurprisngly, it’s been met with mixed reactions around the world. On 30 June, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its final cryptoasset regulatory framework, introducing a comprehensive set of rules that will now require crypto firms operating in the UK to meet many of the same standards as traditional financial institution…
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has presented this week the most ambitious regulatory framework for the crypto-asset sector seen to date in the country. The package includes capital requirements, annual stress tests, market abuse controls and a specific standard for stablecoins (digital currencies imitating the value of currencies such as the pound or the dollar). The new regulation covers from exchange platforms and custodians to issue…
FCA Sets October 2027 Deadline for Crypto Firms Seeking UK Authorization
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority just dropped its full crypto rulebook. Firms trading, holding, or issuing cryptoassets — stablecoins included… Read the original on FCA Sets October 2027 Deadline for Crypto Firms Seeking UK Authorization. For more crypto news and analysis, visit TheCurrencyAnalytics.com.
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BITRSSUK Unveils Sweeping Crypto Rules to Boost Global Hub Ambitions
TLDR The UK Financial Conduct Authority introduced new crypto rules covering trading platforms, custody, and lending activities. The framework requires firms to hold capital based on their risk exposure and conduct annual stress tests. The crypto rules extend to stablecoin issuers with reduced capital requirements set at one percent. The regulator introduced market abuse controls targeting insider trading and manipulation in crypto markets. Fir…
The UK financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has published its final regulatory framework for companies offering digital asset services. As of 25 October 2027, trading platforms, depositories, brokers and issuers of stablecoins will have to obtain an authorization from the FCA to exercise their digital asset services. [...] Read more The UK unveils its final regulatory framework for digital assets has appeared first on bitc…
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