Navigating the regulatory changes in Europe: Adoption to MiCA and DORA?
summary
MiCA already publishes staged entry with Title III–IV applying June 2024 and remaining titles by end 2024 while DORA requires compliance by 17 January 2025 compliance deadline. MiCA creates three asset classes e‑money tokens asset‑referenced tokens and other tokens and enables passporting across EU plus a unified register. Licensing answers come within 25 days initial and four months final, with Article 62 checks on governance and capital AML and ICT risks. DORA mandates major ICT incident reporting using EBA/ESMA templates and third‑party ICT risk reviews.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Regulatory changes in Europe
- 0:46MiCA and DORA overview
- 2:10MiCA/DORA timelines
- 3:16MiCA benefits
- 4:59Virtual asset issuance under MiCA
- 6:50Crypto providers compliance
- 7:54MiCA licensing process
- 9:00Preparing for MiCA
- 9:43DORA regulation
- 10:46DORA pillars and reporting
- 11:06Preparing for DORA
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