The Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) published remarks by its president, Roberto E. Silva, from an event on fintech, crypto and traditional markets, where he set out the CNV’s work to respond to regulatory challenges arising from the evolving financial ecosystem and the push for “dynamic” regulatory frameworks that enable innovation while ensuring legal compliance. Speaking on a regulatory panel alongside the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic’s vice president Vladimir Werning and director Pedro Inchauspe, Silva said the CNV has issued 86 general resolutions since the start of the current administration, which he framed as roughly 10% of all rules adopted by the authority since its inception. He also pointed to coordinated work with the central bank and the Ministry of Economy, and described the regulatory output as part of a broader effort to modernise Argentina’s capital markets.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) 2025-07-10
Argentina Securities Commission outlines fintech and crypto regulatory approach and cites 86 new resolutions since the start of the current administration
CNV president Roberto E. Silva highlighted efforts to address regulatory challenges in fintech, crypto, and traditional markets, advocating for frameworks balancing innovation and compliance. Silva noted 86 general resolutions issued under the current administration, about 10% of all CNV rules, and emphasized collaboration with the Central Bank and Ministry of Economy to modernize Argentina's capital markets.