Lavender Au

Lavender Au

Lavender Au is a CoinDesk reporter with a focus on regulation in Asia. She holds BTC, ETH, NEAR, KSM and SAITO.

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El G7 presionará para endurecer las regulaciones mundiales sobre criptomonedas
Los debates sobre un marco legal mundial se acelerarán antes de la reunión de ministros financieros y bancos centrales prevista para mayo.
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Prime Minister Kishida Press Conference (Zhang Xiaoyu - Pool/Getty Images)
G-7 Will Push for Tighter Global Crypto Regulations: Kyodo
Discussions on a global framework will speed up ahead of a May meeting of finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 7 countries.
Prime Minister Kishida Press Conference (Zhang Xiaoyu - Pool/Getty Images)
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Santander, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Others Still Willing to Serve Crypto Clients After Banking Failures, DCG Says
Major banks are still willing to work with crypto firms, though they may restrict services, according to messages from DCG viewed by CoinDesk.
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CDCROP: Victoria Harbour from Peak Hong Kong (anuchit kamsongmueang/Getty Images)
Hong Kong Backs Web3 With $6.4M in Annual Budget
The city's financial secretary will lead a task force dedicated to development of virtual assets.
CDCROP: Victoria Harbour from Peak Hong Kong (anuchit kamsongmueang/Getty Images)
Hong Kong skyline (Ruslan Bardash/Unsplash)
How Hong Kong Is Gearing Up to Regulate Stablecoins
Requiring foreign entities that have already issued stablecoins to set up a Hong Kong entity might create complications.
Hong Kong skyline (Ruslan Bardash/Unsplash)
CDCROP: Hong Kong, China (Chester Ho/Unsplash)
Hong Kong Proposes Rules for Crypto Trading Platforms
Service platforms that do not plan to apply for a license should start preparing for closure in the jurisdiction, Hong Kong's securities regulator said.
CDCROP: Hong Kong, China (Chester Ho/Unsplash)
The National Assembly Proceeding Hall at Seoul, South Korea
South Korea’s Crypto Firms Will Have to Self-Regulate Under New Guidance
The guidance requires interested parties, such as issuers and brokers, to determine whether or not a token is a security.
The National Assembly Proceeding Hall at Seoul, South Korea
CDCROP: Refection of buildings on a skyscraper facade (Yiu Yu Hoi/Getty Images)
Hong Kong Regulator Wants to Beef Up Its Staff Covering Virtual Assets
Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) wants to expand its team to deal with licensing applications for the incoming VASP regime.
CDCROP: Refection of buildings on a skyscraper facade (Yiu Yu Hoi/Getty Images)
CDCROP: South Korean flag (KINNYtv/Pixabay)
South Korea to Start Tracking Crypto Transactions in Bid to Crack Down on Money Laundering
The country will start off using a third-party system while it develops its own software.
CDCROP: South Korean flag (KINNYtv/Pixabay)
CDCROP: Hong Kong, China (Shutterstock)
What You Need to Know About Crypto Regulation in Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan
Asia’s biggest financial centers seem eager to encourage the growth of the crypto industry while protecting consumers and preventing contagion if things go wrong.
CDCROP: Hong Kong, China (Shutterstock)