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Canadian regulatory response to technological innovation

A sign advertising a Bitcoin ATM machine. The small business is located in downtown Toronto.
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Victoria Pinnington examines the way that regulators are dealing with crypto custody and AI adoption in Canadian capital markets.

The past 10 years have seen the rapid growth of increasingly complex investment products supported by ever-evolving technology: crypto, stablecoins, tokenized assets, artificial intelligence (AI), and prediction markets to name a few. 

In their responses, Canadian securities regulators have continued to strike the fine balance between investor protection and support

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