
Kraken has received Electronic Money Institution (EMI) authorization from the U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), marking a significant step in its growth strategy in the region. This authorization will allow Kraken to enhance its operations and introduce new products and services tailored for local clients. Meanwhile, OKX Europe has acquired a firm in Malta that holds a Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) license. This acquisition positions OKX to offer regulated derivatives products across the European Economic Area, pending approval from the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). The move is part of OKX's strategy to expand its regulatory framework and service offerings in Europe.







🚨JUST IN: OKX EUROPE ACQUIRES MIFID II-LICENSED FIRM, AIMS FOR REGULATED DERIVATIVES IN EUROPE, PENDING MFSA APPROVAL
🔥 NEW: OKX has announced they acquired a Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) license. They will now be allowed to launch derivative products and services for institutional clients across the European Economic Area. https://t.co/jiCKTxtJyC
JUST IN: OKX EUROPE HAS ACQUIRED A FIRM IN MALTA WITH A MIFID II LICENSE, BRINGING IT ONE STEP CLOSER TO OFFERING DERIVATIVES IN THE EU. Source: @martypartymusic https://t.co/NGOd5hd9uO https://t.co/Kulms9gOze