August / 21 / 2024
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Does our thorny path of self-improvement and learning end when we graduate from university and start a decent career? Of course, everyone has to decide for themselves, including our CEO, Ganna Voievodina, whose achievements go far beyond running the Manimama Law Firm.
In this article, we look at Anna's academic achievements, which have become the foundation for her professional growth and provided her with unique knowledge that is shaping the future of the legal industry.
Have you ever wondered how continuous learning and improvement affect business strategies? In Ganna’s case, her academic background has become an important foundation for setting new quality standards in legal services and for the successful operation of Manimama.
Ganna Voievodina is not only a leader in the field of law but is also actively developing her knowledge and skills in international law. Ganna has several honors degrees: in law and linguistics.
In 2022 Ganna started writing a PhD thesis to obtain the Doctor of Philosophy Degree in the field of international law studies. She is currently a postgraduate student at the National Aviation University, Kyiv, specializing in International Law, where she researches current issues in the field of international law that contribute to the formation of her professional expertise.
In addition to her postgraduate studies, Ganna is completing a Master’s degree at the prestigious Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego in Poland. Not only is this study broadening her academic horizons but also provides an opportunity to implement the best European practices in the Ukrainian legal system. She will receive an LLM degree in International Commercial Law
The combination of studying in two countries allows Ganna to ensure the integration of international experience into her work, which is invaluable for the firm’s development. Her desire for self-improvement and deep understanding of international law make her a key player in the legal field, actively influencing the company’s policy and strategic development.
Publishing academic articles is an important aspect of scholarly activity, and for Ganna Voievodina it is not only a way of sharing her knowledge but also an opportunity to influence the development of legal scholarship. Her work covers key issues in modern law and business and demonstrates a deep understanding of complex legal processes. Through these publications, Ganna makes a significant contribution to the legal community, shaping new approaches and broadening the horizons of legal thought.
Ganna’s main published works include the following:
This article examines the classification of virtual assets in the UK. The conceptual basis of virtual assets and their consolidation in the legislation of Great Britain is defined. A broad analytical review of the classification of virtual assets in Great Britain was conducted, in particular it was found that virtual assets are classified into exchange tokens, utility tokens and security tokens. Judicial practice regarding the regulation of certain types of virtual assets is highlighted. The results of this study will allow us to understand exactly how Great Britain classifies virtual assets, to contribute to the development of the scientific and practical research base for the regulation of the virtual assets market.
This article examines the MiCA regulation, which has become the basis for regulatory oversight of the crypto asset market in the EU. The authors examine the key elements of this regulation, analyze its impact on different types of crypto assets, and evaluate regulatory strategies that strike a balance between innovation, investor protection, and market integrity. Particular attention is paid to the classification and legal nature of assets such as utility tokens, asset-backed tokens, and electronic tokens. The article also compares the provisions of MiCA with existing EU directives, such as the Payment Services Directive and the Electronic Money Directive, and examines the obligations of issuers, the role of competent authorities, and issues of legal recognition and cross-border conditions. The authors highlight the importance of MiCA in harmonizing regulation across EU Member States and providing legal certainty for smart contracts and draw attention to potential challenges such as the lack of attention to decentralized finance (DeFi) and the lack of regulatory alternatives such as sandboxes.
This article examines key aspects of the regulation of virtual assets, focusing on the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF). The author highlights the importance of implementing a travel regime to regulate the transfer of virtual assets and emphasizes the need for information exchange between senders and recipients to increase the transparency of transactions. An important aspect is the application of a risk-based approach to combating money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as the introduction of licensing regimes for virtual asset service providers. The article also discusses the need for international cooperation and information sharing to effectively regulate this dynamic market, while maintaining a technology-neutral approach that is universal to all technologies, including blockchain.
* The journal “Bulletin of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine” is a specialized peer-reviewed publication that publishes high-quality, theoretically grounded scientific articles on current topics in the field of legal in particular scientific and research materials devoted to the problems of legal regulation in the field of European integration processes, as well as legislative initiatives formed taking into account world experience and national traditions.
This article examines the legal nature and essence of the concept of ‘virtual assets’ through the prism of European Union legislation and jurisprudence. The author analyzes the main legislative acts regulating the issue of virtual assets, as well as important court decisions that have a significant impact on the formation of this concept. Special emphasis is placed on comparing approaches to the definition of virtual assets in countries such as Poland, Italy, Estonia, Lithuania, and Germany. Some countries consider virtual assets to be financial instruments, means of payment, electronic money, or even objects of civil rights, while others do not recognize them in such categories. By analyzing these different approaches, the article highlights the lack of a single, unified approach to the regulation of virtual assets, which poses challenges for law enforcement and requires further elaboration at the national and international levels.
New publications are expected to be published on the website on 1 September 2024:
This article is devoted to the study of the legal regulation of virtual assets in Switzerland. A broad analytical review of the current trends and development of the virtual assets market in Switzerland was conducted, in particular the level of acceptance of virtual assets as objects of legal regulation, the distribution of competences between different regulatory bodies, as well as the peculiarities of the regulation of different types of virtual assets. The results of this study will reveal the legal status of virtual assets in Switzerland, contributing to the development of the scientific and practical research base for the regulation of the virtual assets market.
This article examines the classification of virtual assets in the UK. The conceptual basis of virtual assets and their consolidation in the legislation of Great Britain is defined. A broad analytical review of the classification of virtual assets in Great Britain was conducted, in particular it was found that virtual assets are classified into exchange tokens, utility tokens and security tokens. Judicial practice regarding the regulation of certain types of virtual assets is highlighted. The results of this study will allow us to understand exactly how Great Britain classifies virtual assets, to contribute to the development of the scientific and practical research base for the regulation of the virtual assets market.
The article examines the contents of the updated Recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and their impact on the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing, regarding the regulation of virtual assets and the activities of service providers with them. The following were analyzed: Guidance Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering for a Risk-Based Approach for Virtual Assets and Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) and the Law of Ukraine “On Prevention and Counteraction to Legalisation (Laundering) of Criminal Proceeds, Terrorist Financing and Financing of Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction”. The results of the study indicate the importance of the Group’s Recommendations on the development of financial measures in the fight against money laundering in the field of virtual assets.
The article focuses on a detailed analysis of the classification and legal regulation of virtual assets in the UK, with an emphasis on the need for a consistent approach to the definition of these assets. Due to the active development of new types of virtual assets, the UK demonstrates a progressive and comprehensive approach to their regulation, ensuring that legislation keeps pace with rapid technological developments. The article takes a closer look at the classification of virtual assets, including exchange tokens, governance tokens, and crypto-enabled tokens, as well as stablecoins, NFTs, algorithmic tokens, and fan tokens.
This article examines the impact of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) on the legal regulation of virtual assets in Ukraine. MiCA is a comprehensive EU legislative act that regulates the crypto assets market. The article emphasizes that the implementation of MiCA in Ukraine is an important step in harmonizing Ukrainian legislation with European standards, but care should be taken to avoid over-regulation, which could slow down the development of the market. The author recommends a gradual implementation of the MiCA provisions, in particular through amendments to the Tax Code of Ukraine.
When considering Ganna Voievodina’s academic achievements, it is important to note that her work has had a significant impact on the development of legal scholarship and practice. Her research and publications not only deepen the understanding of complex legal issues but also contribute to the development of new approaches to the regulation of innovative financial instruments. Ganna not only researches and describes existing legal norms, but also actively influences their improvement and offers innovative solutions to current challenges.
Her writings demonstrate deep knowledge and cutting-edge vision in the field of law, especially in matters related to crypto assets and virtual financial instruments. Through detailed analysis and balanced recommendations, she provides not only theoretical but also practical contributions to the creation of a stable and effective legal framework.
Through her efforts, Ganna not only establishes Manimama’s reputation as a leader in the legal field but also contributes to the development of legal scholarship at the international level. Her academic contributions serve as an important reference point for experts and practitioners, and she continues to influence the future of legal regulation in a rapidly changing financial environment.
Thus, Ganna Voievodina’s work is not only a reflection of her achievements but also an important contribution to the global development of legal norms governing modern financial technologies. Her contribution to scholarship and practice confirms that the way to progress in law is through innovation, detailed research, and the pursuit of excellence.
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