最新报道:According to Ledger Insights, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) submitted its mid-term report to the G20, currently chaired by South Africa. In a brief letter to G20 finance ministers and central bank governors, FSB Chair Andrew Bailey focused on four key topics: cross-border payments, crypto-assets and stablecoins, implementation monitoring, and artificial intelligence. Cross-border payments and crypto-assets were prioritized. Last week, the FSB noted that while much work had been completed in the cross-border payments area, the 2027 targets remained elusive. Progress has been limited. In the crypto-asset sector, both the letter and accompanying report highlighted the sector's growth and its increasing integration with the traditional financial system. Therefore, any disruption to the crypto-asset sector could have significant implications for financial stability. While many jurisdictions are planning (93%) or have already developed (88%) regulatory frameworks for crypto-assets and stablecoins, these frameworks tend to focus on anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance rather than on issues related to protecting financial stability.