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# CHAPTER 2

### Obligations of issuers of asset-referenced tokens

### Contents

* [Article 27 — Obligation to act honestly, fairly and professionally in the best interest of the holders of asset-referenced tokens](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-27.md)
* [Article 28 — Publication of the crypto-asset white paper](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-28.md)
* [Article 29 — Marketing communications](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-29.md)
* [Article 30 — Ongoing information to holders of asset-referenced tokens](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-30.md)
* [Article 31 — Complaints-handling procedures](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-31.md)
* [Article 32 — Identification, prevention, management and disclosure of conflicts of interest](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-32.md)
* [Article 33 — Notification of changes to management body](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-33.md)
* [Article 34 — Governance arrangements](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-34.md)
* [Article 35 — Own funds requirements](/mica/title-iii-asset-referenced-tokens-art.-16-47/chapter-2/article-35.md)


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