The Argentina Securities Commission published a recap of its president Roberto E. Silva’s remarks at the Argentina Fintech Forum, where he outlined the regulator’s recent fintech-related rulemaking and highlighted the frameworks for Virtual Asset Service Providers and the Tokenization Regime. Silva linked the agenda to the first 100 general resolutions adopted during the current administration’s almost two years in office, describing them as both a quantitative and qualitative milestone aimed at modernising and deregulating the capital markets while supporting transparency and access in line with international standards. He also noted that fintech-related work has been carried out alongside the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic and the Financial Information Unit, including through public consultations with industry participants such as the Argentine Fintech Chamber. The “Regulatory compass” panel also included Central Bank director Pedro Inchauspe and Superintendent of Financial and Foreign Exchange Entities Juan Curutchet, and formed part of the opening of Argentina Fintech Week.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) 2025-11-11
Argentina Securities Commission highlights virtual asset service provider and tokenization rules and cites 100 general resolutions
Argentina Securities Commission President Roberto E. Silva discussed fintech rulemaking at the Argentina Fintech Forum, focusing on frameworks for Virtual Asset Service Providers and the Tokenization Regime. Silva emphasized 100 general resolutions as milestones for modernizing and deregulating capital markets. Collaboration with the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic and the Financial Information Unit was noted, alongside public consultations with industry stakeholders.