Panellists disagree on regulatory approach to blockchain

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A debate around how and whether crypto assets should be regulated has grown in recent months, as more and more financial firms look to board the blockchain.

There is currently no common regulatory framework for crypto assets, and the approach to their oversight has so far varied across the globe.

Some central banks have prohibited financial institutions from engaging in business related to crypto assets. Other are looking at the issue on a use-case basis; those that mimic securities are

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