In a significant development for the digital asset sector, CFTC Chair Caroline D. Pham has shed light on the changing role of banks in this rapidly evolving market. As stated in the official source, her remarks highlight a new regulatory perspective that could reshape how financial institutions engage with digital assets.
Изменения в регулировании для банков
Pham pointed out that banks have historically faced limitations in participating in certain digital asset activities, often needing to obtain a letter of non-objection from regulators before proceeding. This requirement has now been relaxed, allowing banks to move forward with projects that have been in the pipeline since 2016.
Важность согласованности регулирования
The CFTC Chair emphasized the importance of regulatory alignment, which is crucial for fostering innovation within the financial sector. With this new clarity, banks are poised to transition from mere exploration of digital assets to actual deployment, marking a significant shift in the landscape of digital finance. This change not only enhances the operational capabilities of banks but also signals a broader acceptance of digital assets within traditional finance.
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