A recent inquiry into the burgeoning crypto-asset market labelled the current state of affairs as a 'Wild West' - so what do lawyers in the sector think about the prospects of establishing the UK as a global centre for the industry?
October 25, 2018 at 09:26 AM
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Last month, a Treasury Committee inquiry into the burgeoning crypto-asset market labelled the current state of affairs a “Wild West”, and called on lawmakers to introduce new regulation to “hold industry to account”.
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