The MiCA Regulation would establish harmonised rules for crypto-assets at EU level. The Regulation, inter alia, identifies and covers three types of crypto-assets, namely electronic money tokens (EMTs), asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), and other crypto-assets not covered by existing EU law. It also provides rules for crypto-asset service providers.
Describe, interpret and understand the requirements and practical implications of the MiCA Regulation in light of its main objectives
Identify key supervisory issues, and mechanisms for coordination between different supervisors
Summarize the innovations and possible challenges arising from the MiCA Regulation
Apply the rules introduced by the MiCA Regulation to case studies
Subject matter, scope and definitions
Crypto-assets other than asset referenced tokens or e-money tokens
E-money tokens – theory and exercises
Asset-referenced tokens
Crypto-asset service providers
Market abuse
Supervision
Quizzes
Live Q&A sessions
Group exercises on E-Money tokens and Crypto-Assets service providers
