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ARTICLE · 26 JUNE 2019

Canadian Securities Administrator To Consider Regulatory Framework For Crypto Assets

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The Canadian Securities Administrator recently released its 2019-2022 business plan, which reveals the CSA is considering the development of a regulatory regime for crypto assets and crypto trading platforms over the next three years.

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Allan Goodman
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The Canadian Securities Administrator (CSA) recently released its 2019-2022 business plan (the "Plan"), which reveals the CSA is considering the development of a regulatory regime for crypto assets and crypto trading platforms over the next three years.

The Plan was released on the heels of Consultation Paper 21-402 Proposed Framework for Crypto-Asset Trading Platforms, issued by the CSA together with the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada on March 14, 2019, which proposed a framework of tailored regulatory requirements to address novel features and risks related to the trading of crypto assets. For more information on that paper, see our April 1, 2019 Update, Canadian Securities Regulators Propose to Regulate Crypto-Asset Platforms.

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