The Global Legal Entity Identifier System: How Can It Deliver?

Chan, Ka Kei; Milne, Alistair

doi:10.3390/jrfm12010039

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“…Significant regulation, surveillance, and enforcement are needed to protect all cryptocurrencies, in view of the disruption they cause internally and spillovers to other related crypto markets. It is consistent with the shift toward a global approach to financial regulation (see also Chan and Milne 2019).…”

Section: Exchange Hackssupporting

confidence: 83%

Regulation of the Crypto-Economy: Managing Risks, Challenges, and Regulatory Uncertainty

Cumming

Johan

Pant

2019

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Distributed ledger technology, also known as the blockchain, is gaining traction globally. Blockchain offers a secure validation mechanism and decentralized mass collaboration. Cryptocurrencies make use of this technology as a new asset class for investors worldwide. Cryptocurrencies are being used by companies to raise capital via initial coin offerings (ICOs). The substantial inflow of unregulated capital into a transactional and transnational industry has aroused interest from not just investors, but also national securities and monetary regulatory agencies. In this paper, we review the Security and Exchange Commission’s initial statements and subsequent pronouncements on ICO’s to illustrate the potential problems with applying an older legal framework to an ever-evolving ecosystem. Recognizing the inability of enforcement within existing regulatory frameworks, we discuss the importance of regulation of the crypto asset class and internal collaboration between government agencies and developers in the establishment of an ecosystem that integrates investor protection and investments.

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Section: Exchange Hackssupporting

confidence: 83%