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UK and EU crawl toward virtual currency regulation

UK and EU crawl toward virtual currency regulation
Published on: 05 November 2018
Published by: Law360
  • UK and EU crawl toward virtual currency regulation
  • Original news
  • What is this story about?
  • UK Treasury Committee Report
  • EU Parliament's All-Party Innovation Group Proposal

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Law360, London: Expert analysis: Jacqui Hatfield, partner, and Rebecca Kellner, associate, at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP analyse the regulation, or lack thereof, in the virtual currency/crypotcurrency sphere and proposals made at UK and EU level to remedy this situation. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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