EU bank agency EBA_News is hiring crypto experts as it prepares for MiCA supervision duties. jackschickler reports.
The Paris-based agency will be responsible for supervising large stablecoins – crypto assets tied to fiat currencies such as the euro – and preparing draft rules to fill in details of MiCA that lawmakers left open.
The EBA said it was looking for someone with “sound knowledge of cryptoasset products and services,” as well as several years of experience supervising financial institutions to carry out the role, which is to “carry out preparatory steps for the establishment of the supervision function” under MiCA.previously told the Financial Times that it was worried it won’t be able to enforce the MiCA rules if it can’t find the right skilled staff.
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