G20 Finance Leaders Acknowledge Cryptocurrencies’ Technological Benefits for the Financial System

G20 Finance Leaders Acknowledge Cryptocurrencies’ Technological Benefits for the Financial System
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2019-6-10 15:00

Japan’s Ministry of Finance on June 9, 2019, published a joint statement from the various G20 finance ministers and central bank governors requesting the Financial Stability Board (FSB) to keep a close eye on risks surrounding crypto-assets.

The two-day meeting in Fukuoka, Japan, took place over the weekend. Call for Increased Surveillance Cryptocurrencies have historicallyRead MoreRead More. The post by Aisshwarya Tiwari appeared first on BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News\.

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