Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation: webinar gratuito il 15 settembre

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The Status Quo, Regulatory Gaps and the Road to MiCA 2. September 15 @ 11:00 am – 12:30 pm CEST

 Webinar gratuito in lingua inglese a cura dell’associazione BETTER FINANCE (Bruxelles)

Date: 15 September 2026 | Time: 11:00 – 12:30 CEST | Location: Online

The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation positioned the European Union as the first major jurisdiction to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for crypto-assets.

However, implementation has also exposed legal uncertainties, practical inconsistencies and potential gaps in investor protection. At the same time, rapid technological and market developments are already testing whether the current framework remains sufficiently clear, proportionate and effective.

Under these circumstances, the European Commission’s targeted consultation provides an important opportunity to assess how MiCA is functioning in practice and which issues may need to be addressed in a future review of the framework, often referred to as “MiCA 2.0”.

To discuss such an issue, BETTER FINANCE is organising a webinar:

Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation

The Status Quo, Regulatory Gaps, and the Road to MiCA 2.0

This webinar brings together leading academics, legal experts and investor-protection specialists to examine three areas with particular relevance for policymakers and supervisory authorities:

  • – the scope and application of the MiCA white-paper requirements;
  • – the effectiveness of the current investor-protection framework; and
  • – the implementation of MiCA’s sustainability-disclosure requirements by crypto-asset service providers.

The speakers will combine legal analysis with new empirical findings from the European crypto-asset market. The discussion will conclude with concrete policy takeaways for legislators, regulators, supervisory authorities and other stakeholders involved in the further development of the EU crypto-asset framework.

Programme

11:00 – 11:05 | Welcome & Introduction

Opening remarks and brief introduction to the MiCA consultation

Prof. Christos Gortsos, President of the Academic Board of the European Banking Institute (EBI), Member of the Board of Appeal of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs).


11:05 – 11:35 | Expert Presentation

MiCA White Papers: Who needs them under what conditions and what are the legal challenges arising?

Prof. Filippo Annunziata, Professor of Financial Markets and Banking Legislation at Bocconi University
Thomaz B. de Arruda, Lawyer


11:35 – 11:55 | Expert Presentation

MiCA White Papers and Investor Protection: Does the Current Framework Deliver?

Christiane Hölz, Chair of Legal Committee, BETTER FINANCE


11:55 – 12:15 Expert Presentation

ESG Disclosures under MiCA: Public Website Compliance and Formal Alignment in the CASP Market

Prof. Dr. Christoph Kreiterling, Professor of Technology Impact Assessment and Sustainability Communication at Trier University of Applied Sciences, former Senior Adviser and MiCA team co-lead at BaFin


12:15 – 12:30 | Q&A & Policy Takeaways

Christiane Hölz, Chair of Legal Committee, BETTER FINANCE

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To attend the webinar, please register via the form below. You will receive the link, a few days prior to the webinar.

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Paolo Brambilla, Consigliere dell'Ordine dei Giornalisti della Lombardia, è direttore responsabile de "La Mia Finanza" e di "Trendiest Media Agenzia di stampa". Laureato a pieni voti in Economia e Commercio alla Bocconi (qualche decennio fa) con un breve Master a Harvard e un corso di copywriting a Berkeley, è membro attivo di numerosi club, fra i quali il "Rotary Club Milano Porta Vercellina" e il "Cambridge University Yacht Club". Rappresenta l'Italia a Bruxelles nell'associazione "Better Finance" a tutela di investitori e risparmiatori.
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Gli articoli pubblicati su questa testata rispettano la normativa europea (AI Act) e i principi deontologici dell’Ordine dei Giornalisti. L’utilizzo costante dell’intelligenza artificiale permette la corretta verifica delle fonti e la creazione di una traccia che tenga conto dei temi più significativi. Nessun articolo può essere pubblicato autonomamente dall’intelligenza artificiale: ogni autore interviene personalmente non solo nella fase della scrittura dell’articolo, ma anche nella verifica della veridicità di notizie e dati riportati.