10 Feb Abu Dhabi financial regulator may create framework for virtual currencies
DUBAI, Feb 11 (Reuters) – The regulator of Abu Dhabi’s
international financial centre said it could create rules for
exchanges handling virtual currencies, in a sign that
authorities in the United Arab Emirates may allow trade in
cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin to develop.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) is
considering whether to establish a framework for virtual
currency exchanges, the FSRA, which supervises the Abu Dhabi
Global Market (ADGM), said on Sunday.
international financial centre said it could create rules for
exchanges handling virtual currencies, in a sign that
authorities in the United Arab Emirates may allow trade in
cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin to develop.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) is
considering whether to establish a framework for virtual
currency exchanges, the FSRA, which supervises the Abu Dhabi
Global Market (ADGM), said on Sunday.
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