Following the Swiss government’s release of an official report on Friday, advocating for decentralised financial transactions to have a place…
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Switzerland to create legal framework for the blockchain market
The government of Switzerland has announced that it will create legal environment for the blockchain industry. The strategy aims to…
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Switzerland faces deadline on the EU Integration deal
Brussels has served an obvious final proposal to Switzerland on exchange, cautioning that its stock trades will be cut off…
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The world’s first cryptocurrency ETF is now a reality
Many have been wondering what will happen to the much-desired Bitcoin ETF, given the strong interest from investors and the…
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Dukascopy releases next-gen JForex 3 platform
Dukascopy Bank, the FINMA regulated Switzerland-based Forex brokerage announced it released a new generation of the JForex platform – JForex 3…
Read MoreChina Construction Bank appoints SIX for Swiss Renminbi Clearing
China Construction Bank (CCB), China’s second largest commercial bank and the only authorized Renminbi Clearing Bank in Switzerland, announced its…
Read MoreSIX partners with Digital Asset to develop distributed ledger technology for Swiss Financial Market
SIX Securities Services, the post-trade infrastructure operator for the Swiss financial sector, and Digital Asset Holdings, a developer of distributed…
Read MoreSwiss FINMA warns of unauthorised binary options broker OptionFX
By adding the company to its Warning List, the Swiss regulator highlights its lack of authorization to provide investment services to Swiss residents.
Read MoreDukascopy creates new Gold-denominated XAU accounts
Clients may open self-trader and current accounts in non-deliverable gold (XAU London).
Read MoreSwiss, Jersey financial market regulators sign MoU
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and the Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) have agreed to improve collaboration in the supervision of financial services firms.
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