MFSA Don Confirm Say MiCA Licenses Dey Safe After ESMA Peer Review
European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) don finish peer review for Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) under di EU Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. ESMA find say MFSA get enough staff and sabi, but dem notice say dem no too handle some serious mata well during CASP licence matter. Areas wey need better work na timely check of service providers growth plan, conflict-of-interest check for companies wey get plenty service, plus better look into DeFi risk. MFSA CEO Kenneth Farrugia talk say no MiCA licence dey risk to lose and promise to carry all di tori dey for September 2025, to make Malta role for EU crypto regulation stronger.
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Di confirmation say any MiCA licences no dey risk and MFSA commitment to implement ESMA recommendations dey reduce regulatory wahala for crypto service people. For short term, dis stability dey support steady trading conditions. For long term, better licensing process and strong oversight of growth plans, conflicts of interest and DeFi risks go create better clear market environment, wey go help trader confidence but no go directly make price movement dey.