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12/16/24
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau08/01/24
06/11/24
Federal Reserve05/11/24
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision03/28/24
Federal Reserve, Justice Department, Treasury Department03/22/24
BIS Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures02/28/24
Letter to Regulators01/30/24
FinCEN01/23/24
Federal Reserve11/27/23
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House Financial Services CommitteeWritten Statement04/01/25
Senate Banking CommitteeWritten Statement03/12/25
House Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and InclusionWritten Statement09/13/23
Senate Banking CommitteeWritten Statement02/13/23
Senate Banking CommitteeWritten Statement07/28/22
House Financial Services CommitteeWritten statement05/25/22
Senate Banking Hearing02/15/22
House Financial Services CommitteeWritten statement02/08/22
Senate Banking CommitteeWritten Statement12/14/21
House Financial Services CommitteeWritten statement12/07/21
HSFC09/29/20

Payments News

Global securities watchdog proposes guidelines for crypto regulation

May 24, 2023

The International Organization of Securities Commissions published a consultation report with its proposed policy recommendations for regulating crypto markets as securities.

Details: The report from the IOSCO group of regulators generally proposes applying global standards for securities regulation to the crypto markets. The 18 policy recommendations under six key areas cover issues such as conflicts of interest, market manipulation, regulatory cooperation, and operational and technological risk.

Next: Comments are due by July 31, with IOSCO working to finalize the recommendations by the end of the year.

ICBA View: ICBA has repeatedly called on policymakers to ensure new policies directed at the crypto sector fully reflect its risks and to prioritize research on the specific effects of digital assets on community banks and their customers.