Crypto Should Be Regulated Further In Uk Ashley Alder

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 13:15

Crypto Should Be Regulated Further In Uk Ashley Alder

In a recent Financial Times

In a recent Financial Times article, Ashley Alder, the incoming chair of the Financial Conduct Authority, noted that when the agency obtains expanded regulatory authority over the industry

Alder, who currently heads the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, said crypto should be regulated further, adding: “Our experience to date of

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Speaking at a cross

Speaking at a cross-party Treasury select committee, Alder suggested that crypto “should be regulated further,” adding that crypto companies “are deliberately evasive”

The comments from Ashley Alder, the incoming chair of the Financial Conduct Authority, suggest that crypto firms hoping to build businesses in the UK will face an

Incoming FCA chair says crypto firms facilitate money laundering

A recent Financial Times report

A recent Financial Times report brought to light that Ashley Alder, the incoming Chair of the Financial Conduct Authority, pointed out that crypto firms hoping to build

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Ashley Alder

Ashley Alder, the incoming chair of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), believes crypto firms are “deliberately evasive” and facilitate money laundering, asking

The incoming FCA Chair said that crypto firms looking to do business in the U.K. will face strict regulations, as his administration takes over in February 2025. Alder’s anti

Ashley Alder, the new chair of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), stated that crypto regulations should be as tough as those for risky activities in traditional finance.

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Crypto Should be Regulated Further in UK: Ashley Alder - Watcher

FCA cautions that strict regulations are required to detoxify the