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This SEAL ISAC will collect, analyse, and distribute cyber threat intelligence to members.

Web3 security researchers and lawyers have launched a request for comment on the Whitehat Safe Harbor Agreement.

Outcome of current case will have a lasting effect on practices adopted by these companies in monitoring ads.

Businesses, particularly those in the technology and financial sectors, should review their standard form contracts.

ASIC's third recent action against a firm offering a crypto-related product that was considered a financial product.

ASIC is set to increase the net tangible assets requirements for responsible entities of registered managed investment schemes, IDPS operators, and corporate directors of retail CCIVs, with changes taking effect from 1 July 2027. The updated thresholds will reflect inflation adjustments since 2013 and will be indexed annually going forward. Entities impacted by these regulatory changes will need to ensure compliance with the new minimum financial requirements before the implementation date.

The proposed regulation seeks to incorporate Digital Asset Providers into the existing AFS licensing regime.

Discusses the pros and cons of cryptocurrencies.

The cryptocurrency trader used the financial company's platform to transfer bitcoin to a scam organisation.

Access to large consumer data sets is driving new ways of doing business for traditional banks and fintech startups.

Bill encourages fintech innovation by reducing hurdles to early stage fintech companies bringing their products to market.

Video and transcript where the tax treatment of cryptocurrencies is discussed.

Fintech, or financial technology, describes new technologies and innovations for the delivery of financial services.

A high-level analysis of the regulatory landscape that blockchain-based and web3 businesses need to re-assess risk exposure.

The Consumer Data Right aims to mobilise consumer transaction data in the banking, energy and telecommunications sectors.

If cybersecurity is continually swept under the carpet, the consequences are now very real and possibly could be dire.

On 4 June 2024, the latest chapter in ASIC's crypto-asset enforcement efforts unfolded with the Federal Court relieving Block Earner from liability to pay penalties in connection with providing unlicensed financial services.