abstrak：Ang Finansia Syrus Securities Public Company Limited, isang Thailand securities brokerage firm sa negosyo mula noong 2002, ay gumawa ng mga pagsasaayos upang magdagdag ng mga digital na asset sa profile nito.
Ang hakbang ay bahagi ng paghahanda para makakuha ng SEC nod.
Ang Finansia ay nasa negosyo ng brokerage sa loob ng 20 taon na ngayon.
Ang pampublikong kumpanya ay pumirma ng isang kasunduan sa Crypto Express (Thailand) Co., isang firm na bumubuo ng mga teknolohiya ng exchange at broker para sa pagbabago ng crypto, upang bigyan ito ng tulong sa pagtatatag ng negosyong digital asset brokerage nito sa bansa.
Inaprubahan ng Board of Directors ng Finansia noong Marso 22 ang firm na magtatag ng subsidiary na sasailalim sa paghahanda para sa pagsusumite ng aplikasyon ng lisensya ng digital asset brokerage sa Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Ang Finansia, na miyembro ng Stock Exchange ng Thailand at miyembro din ng Thai Bond Dealing Center, ay umaasa na makakuha ng makabagong electronic know-your-customer solution system ng Crypto Express na gumagamit ng pinakabagong machine learning at artificial intelligence-driven. mga insight para mapahusay ang bilis ng proseso ng onboarding nito ng 80%.
Binibigyang-daan ng teknolohiya ng Crypto Express na matukoy ang mga transaksyon sa isang maginhawa, mabilis at secure na social network.
Isang Pandaigdigang Pagkilos Tungo sa Mga Digital na Asset
Habang dumarami ang digital asset adoption sa buong mundo, mas maraming tradisyunal na kumpanya ng brokerage ang sumasali sa karera upang matugunan ang mga pangangailangan ng mga umuusbong na merkado. Ito ay humantong sa isang pagtaas sa mga pamumuhunan sa mga digital na asset.
For example, NASDAQ-listed Cowen Inc. today launched its digital asset division, the Cowen Digital LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary, based in Stamford, Connecticut, United States. Through the new division, Cowen says it plans to serve institutional investors with efficient trading and custody solutions.
Cowen also disclosed that it has been working on the development of the infrastructure and systems essential for the launch of Cowen Digital in the past 15 months and emphasized the need for a secure and compliant digital asset ecosystem.
“Through Cowen Digital, our clients now have access to the crypto and digital asset markets with our institutional quality and fully integrated end-to-end execution and custody capabilities,” said Jeffrey M. Solomon, Cowens Chair and Chief Executive Officer. “Cowen is committed to outperforming for its clients by staying at the forefront of innovation.”
Earlier this month, the Emirate of Dubai, one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates, took a major step in the digital asset space by bringing its first law to regulate virtual assets and establishing a regulatory authority for this sector.
The new regulator, the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, was charged with overseeing all virtual assets like Bitcoin and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the emirate. The regulator was established under the Dubai Virtual Asset Regulation Law which seeks to establish a legal framework around virtual assets in the country.
“We established an independent authority to oversee the development of the best business environment in the world for the virtual assets in terms of regulation, licensing, governance and in line with local and global financial systems,” Dubais ruler, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid, said of the development.
Bin Rashid added: “The future belongs to whoever designs it… and today, through the virtual assets law, we seek to participate in the design of this new and rapidly growing global sector.”
