EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Supports a new company form that facilitates capital raising for innovative startups by enabling tokenization of shares through blockchain technologies, but wants the regulatory scope expanded to include private limited company shares for digital fundraising.
Include shares of private limited companies (SRL) within the regulatory perimeter to allow their tokenization and use for digital fundraising operations.
“However, under the current MiFID II definition, shares of private limited companies (SRL) are not considered financial instruments, which prevents their tokenization and use for digital fundraising operations.”
Feedback, 2025-08-12
Provide modern and flexible tools to raise capital, including adoption of blockchain and Web3 technologies combined with a secure and transparent secondary market.
“We believe it is essential that the new regulatory framework provides innovative companies and startups with modern and flexible tools to raise capital. The adoption of blockchain and Web3 technologies can play a crucial role in this process, especially when combined with a secure and transparent secondary market, as already enabled by the DLT Pilot Regime for financial instruments.”
Feedback, 2025-08-12
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