Luxembourg aims to simplify the issuance of digital funds through its latest blockchain law
ChainCatcher news, Luxembourg has passed the "Blockchain Law 4," aimed at making the adoption of DLT for securities easier. This is the country's fourth blockchain law.
According to the current DLT securities law, Luxembourg adopts a two-tier concept, including a central account manager, similar to a Central Securities Depository (CSD), but less cumbersome. The second tier involves account managers, i.e., custodians.
EU credit institutions or investment firms or Central Securities Depositories (CSD) can act as control agents. There is no need to obtain a license in Luxembourg, but the regulatory authority (CSSF) must be notified several months in advance.
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