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By Romain SWERTVAEGER, EY Luxembourg Partner, Fintech Leader and Clément ROBERT, EY Luxembourg Senior Manager, Regulatory Compliance
This summer, the first part of the EU’s MiCA Regulation will come into effect. Financial institutions (FIs) that are currently engaged in or exploring crypto assets will need to make operational adjustments. What specific actions are necessary, and how will this impact EU crypto customers? In June 2024, the European Union will begin to apply part of the provisions of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) Regulation, focusing first on Asset-Referenced...
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