Teresa Huang and Jack Hsieh
The Financial Supervisory Commission promulgated the declaration documents along with the information and methods for the compliance with money laundering prevention regulations under Article 17, Paragraph 1 of the “Regulations Governing Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing for Enterprise Handling Virtual Currency Platform and Transaction”.
Sean Liu, Doris Hsu and Lilian Hsu
With the increasing acceptance of contactless transactions, the position of third-party payment services in assisting cash flows is becoming more and more important. In order to complete the regulation of anti-money laundry policy, the Ministry of Economic Affairs announced a draft which puts third party payment services industry under regulation. This article will give an introduction on the draft.
Sean Liu, Jack Hsieh While Taiwan’s Money-Laundering Control Act mainly regulates financial institutions, it also applies to industries and practitioners whose business characteristics or trade patterns are prone to exploitations for money-laundering related crimes. The Executive Yuan has announced on […]
Teresa Huang and Elva Chuang[1] I. Focused summary of the regulations on the issuance and trading of security token offerings 1. The Financial Supervisory Commission (hereinafter, the “FSC”) of Taiwan officially incorporated security token offering (hereinafter, “STO”) into the regulatory […]
2019.6.17 Sean Liu There has been incessant news about Facebook’s intention to set foot in the blockchain domain and issue a stablecoin since the end of 2018. A while ago, Facebook finally released a white paper codenamed Libra and is […]