The Securities Commission, on December 2nd, 2023, successfully held a presentation as part of the Knowledge Innovation Study - Law of Digital Assets. The presentation was led by the Commission's President, Marko Janković, and Supervisor Aleksandar Božović.

The presentation covered various aspects of legal regulation concerning digital assets, as well as the potential applications and benefits of digital tokens. Within the lectures and discussions, various aspects contributing to a better understanding of this important topic were examined. The lectures and discussions that took place during the presentation shed light on aspects of legal regulation, as well as potential applications and benefits of digital tokens.

From November 27th to 30th, the Agency for Licensing Bankruptcy Trustees organized its annual conference at Stara Planina. The conference covered various topics related to bankruptcy management. One panel focused on the theme of digital assets in bankruptcy, featuring Aleksandar Božović, a senior advisor supervisor at the Securities Commission. Discussions on the panel dedicated to digital assets revolved around the legal framework for regulating digital assets in Serbia, as well as methods for identification, valuation, and sale of digital assets in bankruptcy proceedings. Representatives from the Agency for Licensing Bankruptcy Trustees, bankruptcy judges, commercial court judges, Supreme Court judges, representatives from the National Bank of Serbia, lawyers, and ministry representatives participated in the conference.

In order to present the Serbian legislative framework regarding digital assets and to provide support to educational communities, Anina Milanović, a representative of the Securities Commission and Director of the International Cooperation and Development Sector, participated as a panelist in a Roundtable discussion on the topic "Application of Blockchain Technology in the Capital Market." The event was organized by the Faculty of Economics of the University of Montenegro, the Securities Commission of Montenegro, and the Central Bank of Montenegro.