UK, France tighten digital asset rules; BoE studies tokenization
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By James Field , Author. Senior writer and researcher focusing on legal and regulatory developments in the fintech space. TL;DR: The Bank of England is consulting until February 12, 2027, on whether to allow central counterparties to accept tokenized collateral. Meanwhile, the Financial Conduct Authority has settled with HTX, which is leaving the U.K. France’s Senate passed a bill to implement the OECD’s CARF tax-reporting standard. A busy week for digital asset policy in Europe saw the Bank of England (BoE) open a consultation on allowing central counterparties to accept tokenized collateral, a move that could make it quicker and…
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