BIS to oblige banks to disclose crypto exposure starting 2025

BIS to oblige banks to disclose crypto exposure starting 2025
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2023-10-17 16:18

In a consultative document, the Basel Committee said the measures would reduce information asymmetry among banks and market participants. Financial institutions might soon be required to disclose their exposure to cryptocurrencies.

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