The South
Korean financial regulator Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has claimed that...
Driving the rise may be today's news that a South
Korean financial regulator has said it has «no plans» to regulate cryptocurrency trading.
The governor of a South
Korean financial regulator has said it has «no plans» to supervise bitcoin trading, according to a report.
Korea Investment Trust Management is still waiting for the ETF approval from
the Korean financial regulator.
CoinDesk The governor of a South
Korean financial regulator has said it has «no plans» to supervise cryptocurrency trading.
A Korean financial regulator has reportedly indicated it is investigating possible insider trading of cryptocurrencies by its own staff.
The cryptocurrency ban proposed by Russia comes in the aftermath of similar drive taken by Chinese and South
Korean financial regulators.
Earlier this year,
Korean financial regulators conducted inspections in leading commercial banks, targeting the «virtual accounts» used by crypto exchanges to manage their clients» money.
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The South
Korean government is considering shutting down all virtual currency exchanges or just those violating the law, the boss of the country's
financial regulator says.
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Korean internet giant Kakao plans to raise funds using an initial coin offering (ICO) abroad, the country's
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The South
Korean regulator, the
Financial Services Commission (FSC) has recently stated that they intend to strike up a partnership with their counterparts in...
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The South
Korean regulator also stated that
financial institutions and parties that are involved with Initial Coin Offerings will face «Stern penalties».
On Monday, a South
Korean top
financial regulator announced that the South
Korean Ministry of Justice is considering banning all types of cryptocurrency transactions in the country to protect people against scams, even though an estimated 1 million South
Koreans own bitcoin.
In February, the South
Korean government's top
financial regulator outlined a new set of measures aimed at curbing speculation and eliminating anonymity within the country's expansive cryptocurrency market.
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The South
Korean government's top
financial regulator has outlined a new set of measures aimed at curbing speculation and eliminating anonymity within the country's expansive cryptocurrency market.
The South
Korean government has called for
financial regulators and central bankers of 23 other countries as well as 12 organizations, including the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, to collaborate on curbing cryptocurrency trading.
Previously, the South
Korean government and its
financial regulators were hesitant toward regulating the local cryptocurrency market, because doing so would provide legitimacy to the market.
The Institute's move to recognize and classify cryptocurrencies in
financial statements come at a time when the country's
financial regulator called for the «normalization» of cryptocurrencies in
Korean society.
On Sep. 29, the South
Korean government and its
financial regulator the Financial Services Commission (FSC) revealed its plans to ban domestic initial coin offering
financial regulator the
Financial Services Commission (FSC) revealed its plans to ban domestic initial coin offering
Financial Services Commission (FSC) revealed its plans to ban domestic initial coin offerings (ICOs).