FSB finalizes its recommendations for a global crypto framework
The Financial Stability Board states that crypto platforms must segregate clients’ digital assets from their own funds and clearly separate functions to avoid conflict of interest.
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The Financial Stability Board states that crypto platforms must segregate clients’ digital assets from their own funds and clearly separate functions to avoid conflict of interest.
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