How should your company prepare for compliance with MiCA? Watch the webinar in collaboration with law firm Harvest to learn more about the key elements of MiCA.
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The markets in crypto-assets regulation (MiCA) introduces a harmonised regulatory framework across the EU for crypto-assets not previously covered by existing financial services legislation. A central element of MiCA is the introduction of market abuse rules specifically targeting crypto market participants and particularly crypto-asset service providers (CASPs).
Adopted in 2023, MiCA allows for a transitional period extending through 2026 - giving companies that previously provided crypto-asset services a limited window to align with its requirements. Most member states, including Sweden, have however decided to shorten the transitional period. How should companies prepare for compliance? And what strategic and operational impacts will this regulation have?
Watch the on-demand webinar hosted by Trapets in collaboration with law firm Harvest. We break down the key elements of MiCA, focusing on its market abuse provisions and their practical implications for companies.
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Per has a background in investment banking and has extensive experience as a sales trader of European and US equities and derivatives. He has worked as a criminal investigator of market abuse at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority and at the National Anti-Corruption Unit at NOA within the Swedish Police Authority.
Amin Bell specialises in financial regulation in the areas of payment services, credits, securities, asset management, and AML. Amin has been active within the field since 2007 and frequently represents financial institutions supervised by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, such as payment institutions, credit institutions, investment firms and fund managers in matters relating to regulatory compliance and license applications.
Axel Schelén specialises in financial regulation, especially in the areas of asset management, securities, payment services, crypto-assets, and AML. He has been active in this field since 2022. In his daily work, Axel advises several clients in the financial industry, such as CASPs, payment institutions, investment firms, and fund managers, on matters relating to regulatory compliance. He also participates in projects implementing new legislation and with applications for authorisation with the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.