Brexit Poses Regulatory Challenges for Crypto, Fintech
Market experts sound cautious note on regulatory developments in the crypto and fintech space.
As the date for the UK’s departure from the European Union (EU) gets closer, questions remain about how it will impact the regulatory environment for crypo-exchanges and fintech. At a workshop organized by the Association of Futures Markets (AFM) and hosted by GMEX Group in London on September 12, market experts gave mixed views on the road ahead.
“There is a massive opportunity to be agile and innovative,” said GMEX CEO Hirander Misra, speaking on the sidelines of the workshop. “I also think
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