Digital Currency: An International Legal and Regulatory Compliance Guide

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Bentham Science Publishers, 21 ene 2016 - 120 páginas

Digital or ‘virtual’ currencies pose significant challenges for government, financial and legal institutions because of their non-physical nature and their relative anonymity to physical currency. These attributes make this form of exchange extremely volatile and, at the same time, attractive to criminals. Many countries around the world have, therefore issued warnings against the use of digital currencies and have enacted laws to regulate and in some cases, restrict their use among members under their respective jurisdictions. Digital Currency: An International Legal and Regulatory Compliance Guide serves as a primer for both general and specialized readers, as well as business law and e-commerce teachers and students, to recognize and understand the extensive network of laws and regulations already in place around the world which have a profound impact on the creation, distribution and use of digital currency and blockchain technology. The book is also a compliance guide assisting legal practitioners in the fields of business, law, and technology to develop, implement, manage, and maintain strategies, policies, practices, and procedures to ensure that their activities involving digital currency and blockchain technology comply with a complex set of legal requirements in several jurisdictions. The book addresses both the complex set of existing laws that have a profound impact on digital currencies and blockchain technology, and the emerging new legal requirements directed specifically towards digital currency. Readers will understand the broad implications of laws and regulations on digital currency and blockchain development and its use, and will also be equipped with the knowledge to incorporate these effectively into their professional and personal endeavors. This entails maximizing the value of digital currency and blockchain technology while also minimizing their risk of adverse legal consequences. Additionally, policymakers seeking to enforce current legislations or wishing to draft appropriate new regulations in the digital currency and blockchain economy will also benefit from the information provided in this book.

 

Índice

Chapter 01
3
Chapter 02
13
Chapter 03
17
Chapter 04
37
Chapter 05
45
Chapter 06
59
Chapter 07
63
Chapter 08
65
Chapter 09
67
Chapter 10
71
Chapter 11
77
References
103
Index
112
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Sobre el autor (2016)

Jeffrey H. Matsuura earned his M.B.A. in Business at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and his J.D. in law from the University of Virginia. Mr. Matsuura is an assistant professor and director of law & technology at the University of Dayton School of Law. He also serves as counsel at Alliance Law Group, LLC in Vienna, Virginia. He is a member of the Virginia Bar and the District of Columbia Bar who has served as counsel for several telecommunications and IT companies, including MCI, Discovery Communications, and COMSAT Corp. He is an appointed member of the National Task Force on Knowledge and Intellectual Property Management and of the Virginia State Legislatures Citizens Advisory Panel to the Joint Commission on Technology and Science. He is also the author of Security, Rights, and Liabilities in E-Commerce and A Managers Guide to the Law and Economics of Data Networks (Artech House, 2002, 2000). 050 He is also the author of Security, Rights, and Liabilities in E-Commerce and A Managers Guide to the Law and Economics of Data Networks (Artech House, 2002, 2000).

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