South Korea is set to review a new bill that could disqualify major shareholders of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) if they have criminal records. The proposed legislation, scheduled for review on November 27, mandates thorough background checks for key stakeholders, both domestic and international. This move represents a significant regulatory shift in the Asian crypto market, potentially leading to market consolidation as existing VASPs may undergo re-evaluation to meet heightened compliance standards.
South Korea Moves to Bar VASP Shareholders with Criminal Records
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