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The Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea is set to introduce new regulations governing corporate investments in cryptocurrencies. According to local sources, the proposed rules would limit institutional investments in crypto to 5% of their total assets. This move aims to establish clear guidelines for institutional participation in the crypto market.
The FSC is also preparing trading guidelines for listed companies and professional investors, expected to be finalized early this year. The proposed limit would allow these entities to invest up to 5% of their annual share capital in the top 20 digital assets by market capitalization. The inclusion of stablecoins pegged to the US dollar is still under discussion.
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SEC Chairman Paul Atkins recently declared that "this is a big week for crypto," signaling a historic shift in digital asset regulation within the United States. Since taking office in early 2026, Atkins has championed a more collaborative regulatory approach compared to his predecessors. This week’s focus is particularly centered on establishing a new framework for legal certainty regarding digital asset exchanges and the integration of major stablecoins and central bank digital currencies into international clearing systems.
This optimistic stance from a top-tier regulator is expected to significantly reduce long-standing market uncertainty and pave the way for greater institutional capital inflow. The statement coincides with major industry milestones, such as the strategic expansion of regulated exchanges and the advancement of Binance Alpha initiatives. By prioritizing innovation over litigation, Atkins' leadership marks a definitive move toward bringing cryptocurrency into the mainstream global financial ecosystem. Additional details can be found on the SEC official website.
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Standard Chartered's SC Ventures is reportedly developing a comprehensive cryptocurrency prime brokerage service, aiming to cater to institutional investors. The service will offer a range of solutions, including crypto asset custody, market access, and financing options. Zodia Custody and Zodia Markets, both part of Standard Chartered's digital asset arm, are playing a key role in the development of this new venture.
Strategic Move Amid Regulatory Pressures
The establishment of the prime brokerage service is seen as a strategic move by Standard Chartered to navigate the complex regulatory landscape surrounding cryptocurrencies. By setting up a separate entity for its crypto operations, the bank aims to comply with the stringent Basel III requirements, which impose a 1250% capital charge on crypto assets held by banks. This approach allows Standard Chartered to participate in the growing crypto market while minimizing its regulatory burden.
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