By Neil Roland ( June 25, 2026, 20:12 GMT | Insight) -- A review of 16 jurisdictions revealed an uneven implementation of global standards for crypto assets and stablecoins that could present risks to financial stability, the Bank for International Settlements said. The BIS, the group of central banks and financial regulators, said Thursday that 11 jurisdictions had finalized comprehensive regulatory frameworks for crypto-asset activities, while only five had done so for stablecoins since July 2023. That’s when the Financial Stability Board, the regulatory coordinator for the Group of 20 economic powers, published recommendations based on the principle of “same activity, same risk, same regulation.”A review of 16 jurisdictions revealed an uneven implementation of global standards for crypto assets and stablecoins that could present risks to financial stability, the Bank for International Settlements said....
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