The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) announced on the 27th that it will hold a seminar to enhance understanding and supervisory capabilities regarding virtual assets.
The FSS plans to conduct a total of 12 seminar sessions in the first half of this year, inviting experts mainly from academia and industry to focus on basic theories related to virtual assets, current market issues, and supervisory challenges. The seminars will be conducted to encourage active participation from FSS employees, including FSS Governor Lee Bok-hyun and others interested in virtual assets.
This seminar was organized in response to the need for supervisory authorities to have a thorough understanding of virtual assets overall, to ensure effective supervision after the passage of legislation on virtual assets.
Additionally, the seminar was held to enable general supervisors and examiners, beyond those directly responsible for virtual assets, to proactively understand concepts such as Web 3.0, future ecosystem prospects, methodologies for monitoring the virtual asset market using on-chain data, and to grasp the current status of global regulatory frameworks.
An FSS official stated, "Through this seminar, we aim to strengthen employees' understanding of the virtual asset market and supervisory capabilities, and strive to proactively identify and manage risk factors in the virtual asset market and the financial market."
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