News, standards updates and audit guidance for crypto-accounting teams, covering reporting, compliance and regulatory developments.
The digital euro's parliamentary approval signals new compliance and accounting challenges for crypto firms, highlighting the need for robust crypto accounting software.
MFSA survey on retail crypto attitudes highlights need for accounting firms to align IFRS crypto asset reporting with investor sentiment and regulatory frameworks like DAC8 and CARF.
The EBA's report on simplifying stacking orders in the EU prudential framework may impact how crypto firms calculate capital requirements, making crypto accounting software essential for compliance.
The EBA's Crypto Assets Markets Data II procurement signals increased regulatory focus on market data, which may affect how crypto accounting software firms source and verify transaction data for compliance.
SEBI's new guidelines for AIF winding-up and inoperative fund status create additional compliance obligations for fund accountants; crypto fund accounting software can automate retention and reporting.
SEBI's new guidelines for winding up AIFs introduce requirements for proceeds retention and inoperative fund status, which have implications for crypto fund accounting and audit software.
The AFM's implementation review of the EU AI Act introduces new requirements for crypto firms using AI, directly affecting crypto accounting software and compliance workflows.
SEBI India's new ETF norms impose stricter trading and settlement rules, which indirectly affect crypto funds that trade ETFs; crypto fund accounting software can streamline compliance.
SEBI's updated ETF norms for base price, price bands, call auction, and close-out procedures create new compliance requirements for fund accountants and auditors, highlighting the need for specialized crypto fund accounting software.
CPA firms can improve profitability by integrating crypto CPA services as a new advisory revenue stream.
The AICPA campaign elevates the CPA brand, indirectly supporting crypto CPAs by reinforcing trust and expertise in emerging areas like digital assets.
The institutionalization of crypto prime brokerage and lending requires robust crypto accounting software to manage complex operations and compliance.
CryptaCount positions itself as a leading alternative to Tres Finance for enterprise crypto accounting, addressing the shift from growth-at-all-costs to compliance-driven operations.
Stablecoins are becoming integral to banking, requiring firms to adopt crypto accounting software for accurate reporting and reconciliation.
Congressional debate over Fed skinny accounts for crypto firms highlights compliance and accounting implications for accountants.
Senate races may delay or accelerate crypto legislation, affecting compliance timelines for accounting firms; crypto accounting software helps firms stay agile.
The OECD Digital Government Outlook 2026 provides a framework for understanding how governments are digitizing, which indirectly affects crypto accounting software adoption for compliance.
Binance's failure to secure a MiCA license forces its exit from the EU, highlighting the critical importance of mica compliance crypto for all market participants and the ripple effects on accounting and reporting obligations.
FINMA's appointment of a new head for recovery and resolution signals increased regulatory scrutiny, prompting crypto firms to adopt robust crypto accounting software for compliance.
AFM's new guidance on automatic rebalancing and risk reduction in execution-only investing will require crypto firms to update their accounting and compliance processes, driving demand for robust crypto accounting software.
The T+1 settlement mandate affects crypto accounting software requirements for reconciliation and reporting.
FINMA's new ordinance on risk diversification will require banks and securities firms to update their crypto asset reporting, creating new compliance demands for accountants and auditors.
The AFM's action against Euronext highlights the importance of transparent and non-discriminatory access rules, which indirectly affect crypto trading platforms and their accounting obligations.
SEBI's new 'Significant Indices' designation may require crypto index providers to comply with additional regulations, impacting how crypto accounting software handles index data for reporting.
