GFMA Response to FSB Consult on International Regulation of Crypto-Asset Activities
GFMA submitted a response to the FSB's consult on the "International Regulation of Crypto-Asset Activities - a Proposed Framework."
In order to take advantage of the opportunities in this developing environment, banks are prioritizing investment in technology and innovation. We look forward to working with policymakers and regulators, who have a key role to play here by promoting innovation and supporting the adoption of new technologies, whilst ensuring that future regulatory frameworks maintain a level playing field and promote integrity of capital markets and financial stability.
GFMA submitted a response to the FSB's consult on the "International Regulation of Crypto-Asset Activities - a Proposed Framework."
Digital Finance Monthly Update for September 2022.
GFMA joined a joint trade association response to the second BCBS consult on the "Prudential Treatment of Cryptoasset Exposures."
Digital Finance Monthly Update for August 2022.
Digital Finance Monthly Update for July 2022.
Digital Finance Monthly Update for June 2022.
GFMA joined a joint trade association response to the BCBS consultative document on the "Prudential Treatment of Cryptoasset Exposures."
GFMA submitted comments on the FSB's consultation on Outsourcing and Third-Party Relationships.
GFMA submits response to the IOSCO Consultation Report on the Use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning by Market Intermediaries and Asset Managers.
GFMA submits response to IOSCO's Consultation on Principles on Outsourcing
GFMA developed a set of proposed principles regarding critical third parties.
New GFMA Paper by BCG and Clifford Chance Outlines Benefits and Challenges of Wholesale Central Bank Digital Currencies
GFMA has published 'Considerations for Developing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).'
Washington, D.C., 20 March 2019 - The Global Financial Markets Association (GFMA) and PwC have today published a new report on current trends in technology and innovation and their impact on the investment bank of the future. The report, entitled ‘Technology and Innovation in Global Capital Markets,’ examines the key trends which are expected to impact the industry over the next five years, providing a vision for the future and identifying the implications for the industry and for future policy making.
EBF, GFMA and ISDA Agree Common Principles to Promote Effective Global Policy on Cybersecurity, Data and Technology