Germany’s Financial Authorities Introduce A Draft Bill On Blockchain Based Securities

2020-8-15 20:27

Germany’s financial authorities aim at introducing electronic securities to modernize its regulatory and supervisory capabilities with blockchain technology playing a pivotal role, the draft bill states.

The German finance ministry, Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF), and the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection (BMJV) have introduced a bill on August 11 on digitizing securities on blockchains. According to the official statement, the authorities aim to introduce a new law on electronic securities (eWpG).

Currently, financial instruments in Germany, classified as securities under civil law, must be securitized in a paper form document. The paper document allows buyers and sellers a point of contact to transfer the securities legally. The BMF and BMJV draft bill aims at replacing this paper form contract into an electronic system in a bid to improve the marketability of legal securities. The statement reads:

“To ensure the marketability of securities and legal compliance, however, it requires a suitable replacement of the paper document, for example, by an entry in a register-based on the blockchain technology.”

According to the draft bill, the introduction of blockchain technology will improve the overall liquidity of securities markets while providing regulatory clarity. The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority will be the leading monitoring and maintenance agency of these blockchain-based electronic stocks.

The draft bill further differentiates between central electronic securities register by a central securities depository and registers kept for issuing electronic bonds on distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) and other electronic bases.

With the introduction of blockchain-based e-stocks, Germany aims to strengthen its market for stocks while improving the overall securities industry. Introducing blockchains will also increase transparency, market integrity, and investor protection, the bill states.

Similar to Notcoin - TapSwap on Solana Airdrops In 2024

origin »

Wish Finance (WSH) на Currencies.ru

$ 0 (+0.00%)
Объем 24H $0
Изменеия 24h: 0.00 %, 7d: 0.00 %
Cегодня L: $0 - H: $0
Капитализация $0 Rank 99999
Доступно / Всего 0 WSH

ministry finance securities federal bill bmjv protection

ministry finance → Результатов: 126


Фото:

South Korea Levying Crypto Tax Will Stifle Industrial Growth, Say Economists

Taxing cryptocurrency income is premature and may stifle the growth of blockchain and crypto in South Korea. Cryptocurrencies, unlike fiat, have not taken root and are largely unstable. This is the view of leading South Korean economists in response to the Ministry of Economy and Finance’s tax office proposal to levy a 20 percent taxRead MoreRead More.

2020-6-22 21:00


Фото:

Thailand Government Issues Blockchain-Powered Savings Bonds

The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO), under Thailand’s Ministry of Finance, will be utilizing Krung Thai Bank’s (KTB) blockchain platform to sell government bonds to the general public. Thailand to Sell Government Bonds via Blockchain According to a report by a local news outlet The Nation Thailand, on Tuesday (June 16, 2020), the use ofRead MoreRead More.

2020-6-18 01:07


Japan’s Finance Ministry, Financial Services Agency, and BoJ To Research A CBDC Launch

Japan is the latest country to show interest in developing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) as the central bank, finance ministry and financial authorities meet to discuss digital currencies. As one of the top countries in crypto and blockchain development and regulation, accelerated efforts are being placed to develop an official digital coin to […]

2020-2-25 19:04


Фото:

Uganda Crypto Ponzi Scammers Beware, Gov’t Plans New Sanctions

The Ugandan Ministry of Finance have once again issued a warning about investing in crypto-assets, over concerns of rising Ponzi and pyramid schemes. Local sources say the Government is now updating its Penal Code Act to outlaw these types of scams Crypto Ponzi schemes are pilfering Ugandan investors Uganda’s State Minister of Finance, David Bahati, spoke to Uganda’s Parliament yesterday, and asked the government to publish public warnings to Ugandan investors about the risks ofRead More The post appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.

2020-2-6 05:00


After Passing Strict Regulatory Standards, Zipmex Crypto Exchange Granted License by Thai SEC

The Asia-Pacific crypto-fiat exchange Zipmex has been given a digital assets exchange license by the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). As stated in a press release from January 20, the Thai SEC and the country’s Ministry of Finance have approved Zipmex to have its license, which is known for very strict regulatory requirements like […]

2020-1-20 18:32


Malaysia’s Budget 2020 talks about cryptocurrencies; says they are far from widespread adoption

Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) released Budget 2020 today, a monumental policy framework for the Malaysia economy over the fiscal year. However, the budget is more notable for the fact that the accompanying Economic Outlook 2020 section spoke about digital assets and the general public’s awareness of cryptocurrencies.

2019-10-11 14:36


Saudi Arabia’s Finance Ministry Warns Investors Against Scammers Posing as Government

There is a new crypto-related scam in Saudi Arabia and the local authorities are already warning the investors against them. The Finance Ministry of the country has recently warned the local investors against a group of scammers that are using the official symbol of the government to promote their own tokens. This group is affirming […]

2019-8-22 22:52