The Virtual Asset Management Bill was proposed to the Legislative Yuan, Taiwan’s unicameral parliament, on October 25. The purpose of the legislation is to “properly supervise” the sector and give “better protection” for consumers. The 30-page measure seems to provide reasonable requirements for the sector. Also, it recommends that VASPs
New regulations are being introduced by Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) to further safeguard crypto investors. The Commission has released industry standards for virtual asset service providers (VASP) operating in Taiwan on September 26. These recommendations outline the FSC’s essential principles for regulating the crypto market in Taiwan. Separating exchange
A month ago, Huang Tien-mu, chairman of Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission, made it official that the commission would be responsible for crypto regulation in the region. There are two financial watchdogs in Taiwan. The Central Bank of the Republic of China and the FSC. Foreign exchange laws and monetary policy
In response to growing calls for government oversight of the cryptocurrency sector. Taiwan, officially the Republic of China (ROC) on Monday appointed its top financial regulator as the primary agency responsible for doing so. Chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission Huang Tien-mu has said that the financial regulator would first
