Denmark Financial Watchdog Directs Saxo Bank to Liquidate its Crypto Assets
Denmark’s Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) has directed Saxo Bank, a Copenhagen-based multi-asset broker, to dump its cryptocurrency holdings. The bank’s trading in crypto assets for its own account is found to be “...
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The bank’s trading in crypto assets for its own account is found to be “outside the legal business area of financial institutions,” the regulator stated....
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