FTX ACQUIRED AUSTRALIAN LICENSE VIA A LOOPHOLE ASIC CHAIR

Last updated: June 16, 2025, 02:24  |  Written by: Barry Silbert

Ftx Acquired Australian License Via A Loophole Asic Chair
Ftx Acquired Australian License Via A Loophole Asic Chair

The Australian Securities And Investments

ChainCatcher reported that according to Cointelegraph, Joseph Longo, chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), called for closing a regulatory loophole during

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) chair Joseph Longo, demonstrated the need to seal regulatory loopholes exploited by the embattled FTX to

Australia's ASIC chairman calls on government to close crypto

Australian Securities And Investments Commission

Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Chairman Joseph Longo said the FTX exchange received a license in the country without inspection, using a

ASIC admits FTX benefited from license loophole

ASIC Reveals How FTX Bypassed Full Checks to Acquire Aussie

The Australian Securities And Investments

A loophole allowed FTX to secure its Aussie license

Cryptocurrencies: ASIC powerless to vet FTX’s financial

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has admitted that a regulatory loophole exists which allowed collapsed crypto exchange FTX to side-step applying for

According To Reports

Joseph Longo, the chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), is calling for a regulatory loophole to be closed that allowed FTX to

According to reports, the now-defunct crypto exchange FTX acquired its Australian license via a regulatory loophole. The Australian Securities and Investments

FTX obtained a license in Australia without inspection, exploiting a

FTX Acquired Australian License via a Loophole: ASIC Chair

A loophole allowed FTX to secure its Aussie license - TradingView

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