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Australian Financial Services Regulatory Update | Q3–Q4 2022 | Jones Day - Vimarsana News

Australian Financial Services Regulatory Update | Q3–Q4 2022 | Jones Day

This edition of the Update covers: Recent legal and regulatory developments, including guidance to APRA-regulated entities following the cyber attacks on Medibank and...

Australia's financial watchdog sues Coinbase-backed Block Earner over unlicensed digital asset services - Vimarsana News

Australia's financial watchdog sues Coinbase-backed Block Earner over unlicensed digital asset services

The regulator disclosed that Block Earner, a firm backed by Coinbase and Aave, also operates an unregistered managed investment scheme that violates Australia’s capital market laws.

Blockchain Bites: ASIC sues Block Earner for alleged unlicensed crypto based products; NY Fed Launches CBDC Pilot; AO Art Ball serves up real world value - Vimarsana News

Blockchain Bites: ASIC sues Block Earner for alleged unlicensed crypto based products; NY Fed Launches CBDC Pilot; AO Art Ball serves up real world value

ASIC, the corporate regulator, has commenced proceedings in the Federal Court against a crypto fintech company, Block Earner, for allegedly offering…

ASIC sues crypto fintech over unlicensed advice - Vimarsana News

ASIC sues crypto fintech over unlicensed advice

ASIC is taking a fintech to court for providing unlicensed financial advice on crypto-asset products.

ASIC sues Block Earner alleging its crypto product needs a license - Vimarsana News

ASIC sues Block Earner alleging its crypto product needs a license

ASIC’s deputy chair Sarah Court said simply because a product hinges on being a crypto-asset does not mean it falls outside financial services law.

Source: afr.com