2018-12-3 20:00 |
G20 leaders declared that they would regulate crypto to mitigate financial crimes in a statement after this weekend's summit.
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At the latest G20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina on December 1, 2018, G20 leaders signed a joint declaration… The post G20 Leaders Agree to Establish Regulatory Framework for CryptoAssets appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2018-12-4 12:22 | |
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The 2018 G20 Summit held in Buenos Aires, Argentina from Nov. 30th to Dec. 1st has come and gone, but its resolutions may be in place for a long time to come. The G20 leaders signed a document pledging sustainable development and consensus building.
2018-12-3 15:29 | |
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The G20 leaders have agreed to develop a regulatory framework for digital assets, bringing rules in line with FATF standards.
2018-12-3 12:24 | |
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Leaders of the G20 group gathered in Buenos Aires over the weekend and cryptocurrency was on the agenda. A final communique was published on Sunday to sum up the meeting and part of it called for unified regulations and a global approach to digital currencies.
2018-12-3 11:28 | |
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CoinSpeaker G20 Leaders Arrive At a Common Consensus of Having International Crypto Tax The G20 countries will work towards establishing international taxation for cross-border payments as well as handling issues with money-laundering.
2018-12-3 08:36 | |
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While some countries have taken the lead to regulate various aspects of using cryptocurrencies, many have left the matter completely up in the air. This might soon change as pressure is mounting on governments to develop standards for crypto regulations, as evident by the latest G20 meeting of top politicians from around the world.
2018-12-2 20:55 | |
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On November 30 and December 1, the 2018 G20 Buenos Aires summit, the thirteenth meeting of Group of Twenty (G20), was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina. According to the section 25 of G20 leaders’ declaration, G20 countries will regulate crypto-assets for anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism in line with Financial Action Task […]
2018-12-3 19:35 | |
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Last week, the G20 government’s financial and economic leaders met during a buildup meeting to the 2018 G20 Buenos Aires summit. In fact, Buenos Aires summit will be the 13th meeting of the Group of twenty and will take place on November 30.
2018-7-29 17:04 | |
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On July 21-22, the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of G20 countries met in Buenos Aires. Despite failing to come to definitive conclusions, the leaders of the world’s top economies expressed their seemingly positive yet fairly contained opinion of cryptocurrencies.
2018-7-24 00:00 | |
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Earlier this year, top financial heads of the G20 country had a discussion for cryptocurrencies and their role in the global economy. At that time, the leaders pledged for having “unified regulations” towards the functioning of digital currencies.
2018-7-7 11:48 | |
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