The Financial Services Commission of South Korea (FSC) has announced a plan to allow corporate investments in virtual assets, starting with non-profit organizations. As part of this, the possibility of opening real accounts for companies will be discussed. The FSC is developing a new law on virtual assets that will include rules for stablecoins and asset listings. Kwon Dae-yeon of the FSC emphasized the importance of market transparency and security for attracting investors and meeting international standards.
1/9/2025 12:16:31 PM (GMT+1)
The Financial Services Commission of South Korea has announced a plan to allow corporate investments in virtual assets and the development of a new law on virtual assets, including stablecoins and asset listings 📊
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