SOURCES

Conclusions are based on publicly available primary sources

Verified as of 8 August 2026.

13 sources
01METHODOLOGY

How the sources were selected and assessed

The methodology is transparent and repeatable. It explicitly defines what is and is not in scope.

  • Primary preference was given to legal texts, official rulebooks, supervisory data, regulator websites and international standard-setting bodies.
  • A statement that public materials do not describe a certain capability is not proof that a vendor cannot deliver it individually.
  • Legal processes are described at product level; any specific step always requires assessment by a lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction.
LIMITATION
This overview documents available public materials and does not establish their legal effect. Legal assessment always requires a lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction.
02SOURCE REGISTER

Reference list of primary sources

Regulatory and institutional sources. No external links; citations in text form.

Regulatory and institutional sources
  • S01Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA), EUR-Lex — marketing communications and consistency with the crypto-asset white paper.
  • S02Regulation (EU) 2017/1129 (Prospectus Regulation), consolidated text — advertisements and consistency.
  • S03FCA Handbook, COBS 4.2 — fair, clear and not misleading communications.
  • S04SEC, Investment Adviser Marketing Rule and risk alerts — substantiation of material statements.
  • S05FINRA Rule 2210 — Communications with the Public.
  • S06FCA, Financial promotions data 2024 — 19 766 promotions amended or withdrawn.
  • S07SEC, Twelve Firms to Pay More Than $63 Million for Recordkeeping Failures, 13. 1. 2025.
  • S08Bank for International Settlements, Innovative technology in financial supervision (suptech).
  • S09Financial Stability Board, The Use of Supervisory and Regulatory Technology, 2020.
  • S10Česká národní banka, Poskytování informací podle zákona č. 106/1999 Sb.
  • S11Česká národní banka, Formulář podání dotazu, podnětu, upozornění a stížnosti.
  • S12Bank of England / FCA / PRA, Complaints against the regulators and Complaints Scheme.
  • S13eIDAS Regulation, consolidated text, čl. 41 — legal effect of electronic time stamps.
03LEGAL DISCLAIMER

Product material, not legal advice

LEGAL DISCLAIMER
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