CASPs on the Cusp
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MiCA’s Title VI market abuse requirements are closer than we realized. In this on demand webinar, we will provide a detailed application timeline for compliance with MiCA's market abuse rules, ensuring that you are well-prepared for each phase of implementation. We will also cover your responsibilities under MiCA's Title VI on the prevention and prohibition of market abuse involving crypto-assets, the steps required to comply with these new regulations, and the various market abuse typologies and their application to crypto-assets.
Interested in chatting about MiCA and how Solidus Labs can help? Reach out to Solidus Labs and let us guide you through the complexities of MiCA regulation. Ensure your crypto business is compliant and ready for the future. Or join our Telegram group, “Crypto Compliance and Legal,” where we discuss all things related to crypto compliance and legal matters.
What is the MiCA regulation in the European Union (EU)?
What are the compliance requirements under the MiCA regulation?
What are examples of market abuse typologies?
Which category of VASPs would be the most impacted by Title VI?
What is the timeline of MiCA Title VI?
MiCA: Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, a legal framework by the European Commission to regulate the crypto market.
CASPs: Crypto-Asset Service Providers, entities that offer services related to crypto-assets.
AML: Anti-Money Laundering, regulations to prevent money laundering activities.
ESMA: European Securities and Markets Authority, an EU financial regulatory institution.
EBA: European Banking Authority, an EU institution that ensures effective and consistent prudential regulation and supervision.
DORA: Digital Operational Resilience Act, an EU regulation focusing on the digital resilience of financial entities.
TFR: Transfer of Funds Regulation, an EU regulation on the information accompanying transfers of funds.
PSD2: Second Payment Services Directive, an EU directive to regulate payment services and payment service providers.
MIFID: Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, an EU regulation that standardizes regulation for investment services across the member states.
Delphine Forma
Policy Lead
Solidus Labs
Konstantinos Baktidy
Product Manager
Solidus Labs
Ernest Lima
Partner
XReg
Andrea Pantaleo
Head of Crypto
DLA Piper
MiCA’s Title VI market abuse requirements are closer than we realized. In this on demand webinar, we will provide a detailed application timeline for compliance with MiCA's market abuse rules, ensuring that you are well-prepared for each phase of implementation. We will also cover your responsibilities under MiCA's Title VI on the prevention and prohibition of market abuse involving crypto-assets, the steps required to comply with these new regulations, and the various market abuse typologies and their application to crypto-assets.
Interested in chatting about MiCA and how Solidus Labs can help? Reach out to Solidus Labs and let us guide you through the complexities of MiCA regulation. Ensure your crypto business is compliant and ready for the future. Or join our Telegram group, “Crypto Compliance and Legal,” where we discuss all things related to crypto compliance and legal matters.
What is the MiCA regulation in the European Union (EU)?
What are the compliance requirements under the MiCA regulation?
What are examples of market abuse typologies?
Which category of VASPs would be the most impacted by Title VI?
What is the timeline of MiCA Title VI?
MiCA: Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, a legal framework by the European Commission to regulate the crypto market.
CASPs: Crypto-Asset Service Providers, entities that offer services related to crypto-assets.
AML: Anti-Money Laundering, regulations to prevent money laundering activities.
ESMA: European Securities and Markets Authority, an EU financial regulatory institution.
EBA: European Banking Authority, an EU institution that ensures effective and consistent prudential regulation and supervision.
DORA: Digital Operational Resilience Act, an EU regulation focusing on the digital resilience of financial entities.
TFR: Transfer of Funds Regulation, an EU regulation on the information accompanying transfers of funds.
PSD2: Second Payment Services Directive, an EU directive to regulate payment services and payment service providers.
MIFID: Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, an EU regulation that standardizes regulation for investment services across the member states.
Delphine Forma
Policy Lead
Solidus Labs
Konstantinos Baktidy
Product Manager
Solidus Labs
Ernest Lima
Partner
XReg
Andrea Pantaleo
Head of Crypto
DLA Piper