FSB Releases Global Stablecoin Monitoring Report
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On October 12, 2026, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) released the report “Global Stablecoin Arrangements: Cross-Border Vulnerabilities and Financial Stability Monitoring.” The report analyzes the cross-border financial stability vulnerabilities that global stablecoin arrangements (GSCs) may cause and their transmission channels, discusses indicators and data that can be used for financial stability monitoring, and points out the advantages and limitations of the relevant indicators and data. The report also proposes areas for further research to support the implementation of the relevant high-level recommendations issued in July 2023. On October 19, the Japan Financial Services Agency published this report.
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- 金融庁Financial Services Agency publishes FSB report on cross-border vulnerabilities and financial stability monitoring of global stablecoins
Japan’s Financial Services Agency announced that FSB published the report “Global Stablecoin Arrangements: Cross-border Vulnerabilities and Financial Stability Monitoring” on 2026-10-12. The report analyzes cross-border financial stability vulnerabilities associated with GSCs and their transmission channels, and discusses the advantages and limitations of indicators and data that can be used for financial stability monitoring. FSB also proposed research areas to further support the implementation of the relevant high-level recommendations from July 2023.
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