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European Parliament approves ban on anonymous crypto transactions - Vimarsana News

European Parliament approves ban on anonymous crypto transactions

The European Parliament has a approved a proposed ban on anonymous crypto transactions executed through self-hosted wallets.

Virtual currency operations, Nigeria and global best practices - Vimarsana News

Virtual currency operations, Nigeria and global best practices

IN its Updated Guidance for a Risk-Based Approach for Virtual Assets (VAs) and Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs), released in 2021,

Bitcoin remains fast-trending topic on Chinese social media as cryptocurrency's surging price overcomes stigma of government ban - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin remains fast-trending topic on Chinese social media as cryptocurrency's surging price overcomes stigma of government ban

The increased interest in bitcoin reflects how a community of cryptocurrency enthusiasts on the mainland continues to thrive, despite a sweeping government ban.

Source: scmp.com
Kenya placed under heightened monitoring for money laundery - Vimarsana News

Kenya placed under heightened monitoring for money laundery

Kenya has been put on the list of nations that will be under heightened monitoring on how it is countering money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

OFFSHORE: Safe Harbours | Asian Legal Business - Vimarsana News

OFFSHORE: Safe Harbours | Asian Legal Business

In early 2023, offshore jurisdictions like Jersey, Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands passed legislation that indicated they were welcoming virtual assets service providers (VASPs). Lawyers share that this will allow VASPs to anchor in the said jurisdictions despite increased regulatory burdens, compliance costs and stringent penalties.