Cryptoassets FCA Consultation - The Outlook For 2019

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published CP19/3: Guidance on Cryptoassets. This consultation paper follows the Cryptoasset Taskforce Report published in October 2018. The consultation will remain open until April 2019 and a Policy Statement is expected during the summer. 

Read the Cryptoassets FCA Consultation

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