Crypto-Asset Regulation · glossary
Any place where Halcyon's own interest, or one client's, pulls against another client's, such as selling a client a coin from Halcyon's own stock. Halcyon must find each conflict, prevent or manage it, and describe its conflicts on its website. Compliance keeps the register of conflicts. Binder §5.1 · Binder §5.4 · Chapter 4
Explained in Chapter 4, Governance and Conduct, of Crypto-Asset Regulation.
The main page for this term is Conflict of interest, in European Brokerage.
Article 72 asks three things. Halcyon must find every conflict of interest: any place where its own interest, or one client's, pulls against another client's. It must prevent or manage each one. And it must describe its conflicts in a prominent place on its website, and keep that notice current.Read Chapter 4, Governance and Conduct →
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