Key G20 Policy Paper Suggests Against Blanket Crypto Ban, Calls for Comprehensive Regulatory Oversight
A joint synthesis paper from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Financial Stability Board (FSB) on crypto regulations is set to be presented to G20 members during the leadership summit under India's presidency...
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The key policy paper, released on Thursday, acknowledges the challenges of enforcing a blanket ban on crypto-asset activities and calls for a comprehensive regulatory oversight instead. ...
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