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Dubai's VARA: Two Years As World's First Virtual Asset Regulator - Vimarsana News

Dubai's VARA: Two Years As World's First Virtual Asset Regulator

Exclusive interview: Deepa Raja Carbon discusses VARA's origin story and impact on elevating Dubai as a global digital asset leader.

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FG cracks down on illegal crypto traders - Vimarsana News

FG cracks down on illegal crypto traders

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Monday, vowed to act decisively to uphold the integrity of the capital market and protect the interests of all investors. It said this is aimed at ridding the virtual assets space of illegal trading activities. Daily Trust reports that the activities of speculators in…

Devaluation: SEC Plans Delisting Naira From P2P Platform To Tackle Manipulation - Vimarsana News

Devaluation: SEC Plans Delisting Naira From P2P Platform To Tackle Manipulation

The acting director-general of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Dr. Emomotimi Agama explained that delisting the naira from peer-to-peer (P2P)

Virtual Assets: SEC Goes Tough on Illegal Trading - Vimarsana News

Virtual Assets: SEC Goes Tough on Illegal Trading

By Tony Obiechina Abuja Determined to rid the Virtual Assets space of illegal trading activities, the Securities and Exchange Commission has reaffirmed that it will go all out to act decisively to uphold the integrity of the capital market and protect the interests of all investors. This was stated by Acting Director General of the

Virtual Assets: Federal Gov't Goes Tough On Illegal Trading - Vimarsana News

Virtual Assets: Federal Gov't Goes Tough On Illegal Trading

In a bid to rid virtual assets space of illegal trading activities, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that it will go all out to act