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CASS Rules

Meaning

CASS Rules, an acronym for Client Asset and Money Rules, are regulatory provisions primarily enforced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom. These rules dictate how financial firms must hold and safeguard client money and assets, ensuring their protection in the event of firm insolvency. While directly applicable to traditional finance, their principles offer a regulatory framework lens for assessing custodial practices within institutional crypto operations.