Gibraltar has repeatedly proven itself to be a leader in the Distributed Ledger Technology (“DLT”) and regulatory fields. The development of this ‘10th Core Principal’, specifically for digital asset exchanges, is an important step in developing Gibraltar’s DLT framework in line with an ever-evolving regulatory landscape.
A Market Integrity Working Group has been established to deliver the 10th Core Principle of Gibraltar’s DLT framework, and to ensure that the added regulation “meets the global market standards for exchanges and other marketplace platforms, while also considering recently defined standards set by the EU and other international bodies.”
The group, made up of leaders in the blockchain and emerging technology space, including ISOLAS Partner Joey Garcia, aims to define global market integrity standards and offer guidance to those who have the authority to shape foundational concepts for the work of organisations such as the Financial Action Task Force, the European Commission, and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (“IOSCO”).
Please follow this link to find more about the DLT Framework.
