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Criptocurrency and Fintech Managers say the United Kingdom has become an undesirable place for their company.

It is toward a report Wednesday (30. April) CNBC, stating interviews with industry leaders who say that the United Kingdom risks losing companies for other technological hubs if it cannot solve regulatory and financial issues.

Jaidev JanardanaThe entire British digital bank ZopaHe said in the Network Financial News that in the UK a decade, on the “front in terms of promoting competitiveness and innovation,” but is now more concerned about “security priorities and healthy opportunities” to damage to growth.

“If I look at the speed of innovation, I feel that they are ahead – although they have their challenges. But see Singapore, Hong Kong – again, see much faster innovation,” Janardana said. “I think we’re still in front of the EU, but we can’t stay satisfied with that.”

The report notes that the United Kingdom has a robust Fintech sector, with companies such as Revolution and Monzo, which was engaged to challenge traditional banks. Industry observers say these companies work partly due to pro-innovation rules that facilitated technical startups to obtain licenses for banking and electronic services.

However, CRIPTO companies say that they are frustrated that their own industry did not enjoy the same pace of progress, CNBC added.

“Other jurisdictions began to take advantage,” Cassie Craddock said, Great Britain and Europe Management Director of Blocchain Company Ripple.

Among these jurisdictions is now, who took a lot More PRO-CRIPT Position Since President Donald Trump took office. Trump promised to be American Curtains on World Cryper Capital, and the Securities Commission and Exchange (SEC) withdrawn or paused Several legal cases of a high profile against the CRIPTO company.

Meanwhile, the EU has poured the road Establishing clear rules For the CRIPTO sector with its markets in the Crypto-Function (MICA) regulation.

“Now global reflection channels are running for the industry,” Craddock said. “Micu entered into force in the EU late last year, while Singapore, Hong Kong and UAE cross full steam ahead with pro-industrial reforms.”

The report came one day after the British government Published draft proposals to regulate cryptic firms. But CNBC points out, industrial insiders say that it is still working to solve more complex technical issues, such as spare needs for stablechoins.