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Corporate Liability

Definition

Corporate liability refers to the legal responsibility of a business entity for its actions or omissions. This encompasses the obligations a corporation holds for financial damages, regulatory non-compliance, or other legal infractions arising from its operations, including those related to digital asset activities. In the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, corporate liability extends to areas such as data security breaches, improper handling of customer funds, or failure to adhere to anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) regulations. It dictates the extent to which a company can be held accountable for harm caused by its products, services, or employees.