Yana shares her take on what is happening with the GameStop saga during January 2021 and why she believes that Robinhood actually did the right thing, even though their communication was hard to understand. Yana speaks about what she thinks happened based on the news and reports she had read Read more…
Today, I’d like to summarize for you what would be the core advantages of having a licensed and properly regulated status in the EU for a global FinTech or crypto company. Large and relatively unified market (thanks to unified payments, consumer protection, privacy, security, and other relevant regulations) allowing to Read more…
Did you bring your sense of humor with you today? Listen, as Yana shares a special episode with you on how knowing compliance can be extremely useful when it comes to dating sites and investigating the people’s businesses looking to date you. A good compliance officer, if they are good Read more…
So the doors to Compliance That Makes Sense Helpline are now open and we are accepting new participants. In January 2021, we will celebrate 2-year anniversary (can you imagine that!!!) and there are some clients who are still with us to date! Here is how you know if Compliance Helpline can actually help Read more…
I shared earlier that, in my view, the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act is a very advanced, helpful and comprehensive legislation, providing a lot of clarity for market participants. However, as everyone moves into implementation, most FinTech startups I talked to, run into some level of ambiguity with the following critical questions: Read more…
First important point – FATF guidelines are NOT for companies or businesses or private sector, they target national authorities of FATF member countries. Which means, until FATF recommendations are implemented into the national law, they are not binding. So – What Needs to Change in the National Legislation? VASPs Read more…
It is not uncommon to see regulatory requests for cryptocurrency-focused businesses to split activities into 2 parts: regulated and non-regulated. For example, the licensed (e.g. regulated) entity may be dedicated to operations with fiat funds and fiat deposits, and non-regulated entity would be facilitating transactions with cryptocurrencies or managing Read more…
