At a technical meeting on virtual asset service providers organized by FinLaw Association, Argentina Securities Commission President Roberto E. Silva reviewed the CNV’s work on rules for virtual asset service providers and the tokenization regime, and discussed opportunities and challenges for the crypto ecosystem. In that speech, he presented those frameworks as the core of the CNV’s current approach to regulating crypto-related activity and tokenized markets. The session brought together about 40 compliance and legal professionals from the virtual asset service provider sector to discuss practical operational and regulatory issues. The agenda covered the regulatory perimeter for crypto and tokenized products, operational compliance and supervision, and international competition and regulatory arbitrage. Silva said the two rule sets are intended to support a more transparent market environment and improve efficiency, traceability and access, while requiring clear and modern regulatory frameworks to keep pace with innovation. CNV Deputy Manager for Virtual Asset Service Providers Victoria Donato joined the session and answered participants’ questions, and legal advisory deputy manager Manuel Ballon also took part.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV)2026-05-27
Argentina Securities Commission highlights virtual asset service provider and tokenization framework at FinLaw technical meeting
The Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) president outlined rules for virtual asset service providers and the tokenization regime as the core of its current approach to regulating crypto-related activity and tokenized markets at a FinLaw Association technical meeting. He said these frameworks aim to support a more transparent market environment and improve efficiency, traceability and access, while maintaining clear and modern regulation, in a discussion focused on regulatory perimeter, operational compliance, supervision, and international competition.