Svmuu News: Even if its efforts to obtain an EU operating license in Greece are unsuccessful, Binance will not leave Europe and may still secure authorization through alternative channels in the future. If it is unable to obtain a license in Greece, it will seek other alternatives.
Currently, Binance has been in negotiations with regulatory authorities in Ireland, Latvia, and Greece, but has encountered resistance in all three countries.Officials have expressed concerns about the company’s history of money laundering penalties, its complex international structure, and its risk-tolerant culture. In response, Gillian Lynch stated that Binance is unaware of the specific reasons for the rejections, noting that the company has invested in compliance and internal controls and currently employs approximately 1,500 compliance staff members. (Reuters)
Reuters: Binance. will seek other ways to obtain an EU license and remain in the EU
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