James Ross

James Ross

London, England, United Kingdom
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    London, United Kingdom

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    London, United Kingdom

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    Guildford, United Kingdom

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    London, United Kingdom

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  • MiCA: What should firms be doing now?

    Journal of Financial Compliance

    Ross and Swan (2024) provide a comprehensive overview of the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA), a new regulatory framework for crypto-assets in the European Union (EU). The authors begin by emphasizing the importance of understanding MiCA's context within the broader EU digital agenda, including various legislative measures to regulate and integrate crypto-assets into the financial system. The authors outline the scope of MiCA, detailing which entities and activities fall under its…

    Ross and Swan (2024) provide a comprehensive overview of the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA), a new regulatory framework for crypto-assets in the European Union (EU). The authors begin by emphasizing the importance of understanding MiCA's context within the broader EU digital agenda, including various legislative measures to regulate and integrate crypto-assets into the financial system. The authors outline the scope of MiCA, detailing which entities and activities fall under its purview and which are exempt. They also discuss the principle of reverse solicitation, which allows third-country companies to offer crypto-asset services in the EU under certain conditions. The article then delves into classifying crypto-assets under MiCA, distinguishing between asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), e-money tokens (EMTs), and other tokens. It also touches upon treating non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and decentralized finance (DeFi) within the regulatory framework.

    The authors outline the timeline for MiCA's implementation, providing a roadmap for firms to prepare for compliance. They emphasize the need for firms to assess their products and activities to determine if they fall under MiCA's scope and to plan accordingly. The article provides detailed guidance on the authorization process for crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), including the minimum operating requirements and the notification procedure for institutions already authorized under other sectoral legislation. It also discusses the specific requirements for crypto-asset issuers, including the publication of white papers and the obligations related to the issuance and redeemability of EMTs. The market abuse regime under MiCA is also addressed, highlighting the rules designed to deter market manipulation and insider trading.

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  • FCA 2022 - 2023 Business Plan Discussion

    Algo Me Consultancy

    Discuss the implications for boards of the FCA Business Plan and practical considerations and steps to take.

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  • A practical approach to culture and conduct risk management

    Journal of Financial Compliance

    The regulation and supervision of individual conduct and group culture is under ongoing global regulatory scrutiny. There is, however, little guidance for institutions, consistency of approach across the globe and no global framework for managing culture and conduct risk, unlike the Basel accord on prudential regulation. A globally consistent approach is both desirable and achievable by updating the global approach to operational risk, with models of conduct risk which exists in aviation…

    The regulation and supervision of individual conduct and group culture is under ongoing global regulatory scrutiny. There is, however, little guidance for institutions, consistency of approach across the globe and no global framework for managing culture and conduct risk, unlike the Basel accord on prudential regulation. A globally consistent approach is both desirable and achievable by updating the global approach to operational risk, with models of conduct risk which exists in aviation, construction and healthcare, the ‘just Culture’ model and behavioural science. Insights from behavioural science propose that the root causes of Culture and Conduct failure are as follows: (i) conformity to a bad leader, (ii) conformity to a bad group, (iii) sub-optimal group and individual thinking, (iv) bystander apathy and diffusion of responsibility, (v) operant conditioning, (vi) unaligned interests between principle and agent and (vii) too much or too little stress. This paper concludes with a proposed model of Culture and Conduct risk management.

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  • Decoupling the investment firms’ prudential regime from credit institutions

    Journal of Financial Compliance

    The case for the reform of the prudential regime for Asset Managers and the key points of the EU proposals.

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Honors & Awards

  • 2007 Young Compliance Officer of the Year

    Complinet

    http://www.complinet.com/awards/2007/winners/

  • Full fees scholarship

    Central School of Ballet

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