US regulator flags tokenization risk as Asia pushes digital money
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By James Field , Author. Senior writer and researcher focusing on legal and regulatory developments in the fintech space. TL;DR: On October 23, the SEC named tokenization a “high-risk” exam priority for fiscal 2027, Malaysia’s and Thailand’s central banks joined Singapore’s BLOOM initiative to build common cross-border digital money approaches with industry, and HSBC launched its Hong Kong dollar stablecoin, RedCoin, to 3.3 million PayMe users. In a single busy day of announcements, the United States securities regulator named tokenization a “high-risk” exam priority, three Southeast Asian central banks agreed to build common cross-border digital money approaches with industry, and…
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