Regulatory Wire
A live feed of official regulatory developments, aggregated from a dozen regulators and international bodies across the US, Canada, the UK, the EU and beyond — each item linked to its primary source.
Open the wire →INTELLIGENCE
The tools behind the firm’s work — live regulator feeds and registers read straight from the source, a curated map of the global regime, plain-language reference libraries, and a practical fee benchmark. Live data, analysis, libraries and benchmarks are kept clearly separate, and every item links to its official source.
Read automatically from official sources and refreshed at the edge. Item classification and labels are ours; the underlying records are the regulators’.
A live feed of official regulatory developments, aggregated from a dozen regulators and international bodies across the US, Canada, the UK, the EU and beyond — each item linked to its primary source.
Open the wire →The EU/EEA register of MiCAR-authorised crypto-asset service providers, read live from ESMA and made searchable, filterable and readable.
Open the register →Curated, feed-independent research — editorial status labels, not scores.
A curated map of digital-asset regulation across 40 jurisdictions and six regions, with the FATF grey and black lists and a detail page for each country.
Open the map →Plain-language explainers, the three live national circular libraries (Cyprus, Malta, Luxembourg) and curated, source-linked libraries for other EU/EEA regulators — each shown alongside the EU-level texts.
The MiCA regime explained in plain language — the regulation, CASP authorisation, the Travel Rule, DORA and a working glossary.
Open the library →Every CySEC circular, read live from the regulator by category, alongside the EU-level texts a Cyprus compliance team works from.
Open CySEC circulars →MFSA (Malta) circulars, read live from the Authority, alongside the EU-level texts — sortable, filterable and source-linked.
Open MFSA circulars →CSSF (Luxembourg) circulars, read live from the CSSF regulatory framework, alongside the EU-level texts — each item source-linked.
Open CSSF circulars →AMF (France) crypto-asset doctrine, news and policy — the MiCA transition for DASPs/CASPs — a curated, source-linked library with the EU-level texts.
Open AMF doctrine →BaFin (Germany) circulars (Rundschreiben) and notices — crypto custody, DORA, MaRisk and AML — a curated, source-linked library with the EU-level texts.
Open BaFin circulars →GFSC (Gibraltar) guidance notes — the DLT framework, operational resilience, AML and conduct — a curated, source-linked library with the EU-level texts.
Open GFSC guidance →Central Bank of Ireland supervisory communications and sector pages — the Regulatory & Supervisory Outlook, crypto/MiCA and DORA — curated and source-linked.
Open CBI communications →FMA (Liechtenstein) communications, directives and guidance — MiCAR, DORA and TIBER-EU LI, and AML — a curated, source-linked library with the EU-level texts.
Open FMA communications →Practical comparisons to support planning decisions.
How MiCAR CASP authorisation and supervisory fees compare across EU/EEA regulators — a practical benchmark for planning where to seek authorisation.
Open the benchmark →RELATED: read the firm’s Insights analysis, or get in touch about a specific jurisdiction, register or benchmark.