The Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) announced the approval of General Resolution No. 100, marking the 100th resolution issued during the current administration. The CNV framed the milestone as part of a broader regulatory modernization effort aimed at strengthening institutional functions, simplifying and shortening procedures, and enhancing transparency in the capital markets. According to the CNV, the 100 resolutions adopted since the start of the current administration amount to around 10% of all resolutions issued by the CNV since its creation in 1968. It highlighted a set of reforms implemented during this period, including rules linked to the easing of currency controls in capital markets, a new private offering framework that introduced a safe harbor mechanism, regulation of Virtual Asset Service Providers (PSAVs), an Automatic Public Offering regime for low and medium impact issuances and frequent issuers, and a tokenization regime. The CNV also cited regulatory flexibilisations for issuers, financial trusts (FFs) and collective investment funds (FCIs), measures supporting SME financing, the introduction of CEDEARs for virtual assets, commodities and indices, and new funds referred to as “article 7 bis”. The CNV noted that a process to abbreviate and simplify its broader rulebook is ongoing and stated it will continue implementing further improvements to consolidate a more modern, transparent and efficient capital markets framework.

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