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Basel Committee finalizes cryptocurrency disclosure rules
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Disclosure and prudential rules to be implemented by 2026
On July 17, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published its final disclosure framework for banks’ exposures to cryptocurrencies and amendments to its prudential standard on cryptocurrencies.
The regulatory disclosure framework includes a standardized table and templates that outline the requirements that banks must meet to disclose qualitative and quantitative information on cryptocurrencies.
The Basel Committee aims to “improve information availability and support market discipline” through the new framework.
The changes aimed at
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