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Argentina's IGJ clarifies that registration of corporate officers is declarative (not constitutive) and admits sworn bonds as valid director guarantees under Articles 256 and 157 of the General Companies Law.
Argentina's Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) has fully digitized the registration process for obligated entities under AML Law 25,246. New SRO+ filing requirements, 15-day cure periods, and automatic blocking for non-compliance.
Our partner Lara Jarsun served as coach for the Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU) team during the national rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, held in New Delhi, India.
A guide to the money transmission licensing regime in the U.S., its federal and state structure, associated costs and available paths to operate without holding your own license.
Enacted today through Decree 137/2026, the law introduces structural changes to the Employment Contract Law (LCT), creates the Labor Assistance Fund, redefines the scope of labor law and establishes incentive regimes for employment formalization and investment.
The CNV regulated the framework for channeling cash, securities, and virtual assets through broker-dealers, mutual fund agents, and VASPs, under Law 27,799 and Decree 93/2026.
New requirements for technology risk management, outsourcing of critical services, and vendor oversight for financial institutions and payment service providers.
The Argentina-United States Trade Agreement 2026 marks a turning point for exporters and importers. For the Argentine business ecosystem, this instrument has the potential to become a golden opportunity.
ARCA redefined reporting obligations for digital wallets, exchanges, and payment platforms: user-centric approach, new thresholds, and enhanced data requirements.
The CNV clarified that local entities continuing the activity of a foreign VASP will not be required to pay the 2025 fee again, provided the original entity had already paid it.
Francisco Calvo and Lara Jarsun attended and participated in the Latin American Arbitration Conference (CLA) held in Paraguay, strengthening ties and reaffirming the firm's commitment to arbitration practice in the region.
Analysis of the law that defines who can issue payment stablecoins, how they must be backed, what happens with foreign issuers, and what it all means for Latin America.
The BCRA restores dollar-denominated checking accounts after more than two decades. Checks in that currency may only be issued in electronic format (ECHEQ).
The Comision Nacional de Valores (CNV) took a decisive step toward modernizing Argentina's financial system by issuing General Resolution No. 1081/2025, which broadens and consolidates the regulatory framework for the tokenization of negotiable securities.
Argentina's CNV enacted General Resolution 1069/2025, introducing a formal regulatory framework for the tokenization of real-world financial assets. This creates new opportunities for retail and small-scale investors to participate in asset classes previously out of reach.
With General Resolution CNV 1069/2025, Argentina takes a decisive step toward modernizing its financial markets by introducing a legal framework specifically designed for the tokenization of publicly offered securities.
