Corentin Dubucq (BNP Paribas) (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)

Corentin Dubucq (BNP Paribas) (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)

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Corentin Dubucq (BNP Paribas) (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)
Club talk: How to regulate crypto-assets and NFTs without killing them?- 17.11.2021 (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)
Guillaume De Vergnies (Digibrixx) (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)
Nadia Manzari (Schiltz & Schiltz) (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)
Club talk: How to regulate crypto-assets and NFTs without killing them?- 17.11.2021 (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)
Joseph-Henri Diatta (Nomura Bank) (Photo: KRINS EVA, Maison Moderne Publishing SA)

A look back at the Club Talk, which took place on 17 November 2021 about how to regulate crypto-assets and NFTs without killing them? 

How likely is it that crypto currency trading may be banned altogether? Our panel was divided. Almost every attendee at the event had a story of an investment into an NFT or a crypto currency, with some making significant earnings. The panel concluded that the key issue for regulators and authorities is not necessarily to create new regulation but use existing rules on other financial services thus both protecting investors but also improving AML, as a significant proportion of current crypto trading does fall outside of the law.