G20 Proposes Global Framework against Crypto Risks
India’s Finance Minister insists that the only way to protect investors worldwide lies in putting concerted efforts into a global framework.
India’s Finance Minister insists that the only way to protect investors worldwide lies in putting concerted efforts into a global framework.
According to the paper released following a two-day G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting in Bengaluru, India, the institutions will introduce the standards for global crypto regulation in July and September.
G20 nations have agreed on a common reporting standard that will ensure financial stability in their economies.
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The world’s economic leaders agreed to monitor the industry and to develop regulation proposals but no serious actions will be taken in the near future.