CACEIS Bank was authorised by the ACPR, France’s banking and insurance regulator, following the advice of the AMF, France’s financial sector regulator, to provide crypto-asset services in accordance with the procedures laid out in Article 60 of MiCA, the European Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation.
This is a major step in the roll-out of the group’s digital asset strategy, allowing it to offer the following services to third-parties:
- Custody and administration of crypto-assets
- Reception and transmission of orders (RTO)
- Transfers of crypto-assets
CACEIS Bank now benefits from European passporting that allows it to provide these services in all European Union countries.
Laurent Majchrzak, Group Head of Digital Assets at CACEIS said, “We are proud to obtain this MiCA authorisation. It strengthens our position as a trusted third party, supporting the transformation of financial markets. By offering our clients the opportunity to invest in both traditional financial instruments and crypto-assets within the same portfolio, we are enhancing CACEIS’ value proposition.”
