The article is dedicated to the examination from a theoretical and normativeperspective of the Proposal for a EU Regulation on Markets in Crypto-assets, and amending Directive (EU) 2019/1937 („MiCA Regulation”). MiCA Regulation will replace existing European Union Member States’ legislation applicable to cryptoassets, which are not covered by the EU existing legislation on financial services.

In the present study, the author analyses the matter of the market abuse sanctioning policy in Europe and especially in Romania. The study starts with a short presentation of the sanctioning policy in the Member States. At this level, two main approaches can be identified: (i) the „both” approach. In this approach, market abuse can give rise both to administrative and criminal sanctions and (ii) the “either or” approach. In this approa...

This study aims to examine the current state of national regulations on insider information, as well as their legal status. The highly technical nature of this study compels us to explain and analyze, at the same time, some key concepts for understanding the subject.Without trying to fully investigate the subject matter, the paper starts with an overview of the American background which created for the first time the need to regula...