Robust regulation key to limiting fallout from repeat of crypto winter By Lewis McLellan
The world of digital assets is still reeling from the ‘crypto winter’ — a huge collapse in asset valuations in early 2022 triggered by the failure of a major stablecoin, resulting in the insolvency of some institutions. But the crypto winter has done little to dampen the dynamism of the sector. We have not seen the last crypto winter, but robust and well-crafted regulation will mitigate any damage. The benefits that a digital asset ecosystem offers will prove worthwhile. OMFIF’s ‘Digital assets’ report examines the economic opportunities digital assets present and the developing legal framework.
Digital assets regulatory policy tracker The digital assets regulatory policy tracker provides a detailed account of the different national approaches to the incorporation of digital assets into the supervision of market regulators. It presents details on the treatment of financial products and services key to the operability of digital assets markets. |
MEETINGS  Regulating the cryptoassets landscape in JapanThursday 10 November, RoundtableTomoko Amaya, vice minister for international affairs, FSA, joins OMFIF to discuss Japan’s digital landscape, regulatory framework and policies concerning digital assets and stablecoins from the perspective of financial stability and user protection. |
ON DEMAND  =Combatting money laundering and payments risk in digital assets Elizabeth Severinovskaya, senior principal, and Lorena Rosero, principal at Promontory, join OMFIF to discuss the challenges of policing the increasingly popular digital asset ecosystem. |
LATEST REPORT Digital assets: Regulation and infrastructure for an evolving economy This report examines the economic opportunities digital assets present, looking at different kinds of digital assets and the possibilities they offer for businesses and individuals to deliver value and generate revenue. |
