Turkey to adopt new digital asset laws in effort to get back into FATF’s good graces

By cineramaNovember 3, 2023Crypto Regulation

turkey flag with bitcoin and cash Turkey’s finance minister Mehmet Simsek recently revealed to a parliamentary commission that the government plans to introduce dedicated digital asset laws in order […]

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Turkey to adopt new digital asset laws in effort to get back into FATF’s good graces

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