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FSB warns of gaps in crypto and stablecoin regulation

Inconsistent global approach allows regulatory arbitrage and poses risks to financial stability

Digital regulation

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has warned a “fragmented” global regulatory approach to crypto and stablecoin regulation is contributing to vulnerabilities in the digital asset ecosystem.

The FSB published its recommendations for the regulation of crypto and stablecoins in 2023. In a report published today (October 16) the FSB highlighted “critical gaps” in regulators’ implementation, including “insufficient” capital requirements, risk management and business continuity plans, and

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