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UK-US Transatlantic Taskforce prioritizes tokenized assets, stablecoins
The UK confirmed its first G7 digital sovereign bond (DIGIT) for early 2027 and jointly with the US committed to integrating well-regulated stablecoins into payments, settlement, and tokenised financial markets, with both governments pledging to avoid excessive ring-fencing requirements. The UK also launched a consultation on updating Payments Services Regulation to bring UK stablecoins into the regulatory perimeter, reversing its earlier hesitation on stablecoins.
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The Wire takeaway
If you issue or operate a stablecoin in the US, the UK just agreed not to ring-fence your reserves—meaning you can now treat both markets as one regulatory zone. Your go-to-market for cross-border stablecoin payments flipped from blocked to open in a single statement.
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Topics: Fintech · stablecoins · tokenized-assets · regulatory-alignment · payments-modernization · sovereign-debt