Australia Clears a Path for Stablecoin Distribution—No Extra Licenses Required
Australia’s corporate watchdog on Thursday unveiled a class exemption letting licensed intermediaries distribute stablecoins issued by Australian financial services (AFS) licensees without separate approvals. Class Relie...
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