The US Department of the Treasury and HM Treasury just published a joint 10-point roadmap aimed at coordinating oversight of tokenized assets and stablecoins across the Atlantic. Released on July 14, 2026, the plan represents the most concrete output yet from the Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future, a body that’s been quietly working on this since September 2025.
What the roadmap actually says
The 10-point plan covers a lot of ground, but three pillars stand out. First, it calls for the creation of an industry-led working group that will run cross-border tokenization pilots. Second, the roadmap pushes for coordinated regulations around tokenized securities. Third, the plan addresses cross-border stablecoin activities.
The regulators involved read like a who’s who of financial oversight. The SEC and CFTC represent the US side. The Financial Conduct Authority and Bank of England anchor the UK contingent. All four agencies will participate in what the roadmap describes as supervisory cooperation.
One detail worth underlining: no new binding regulations are being introduced. The roadmap is explicitly a coordination framework, not a legislative package. It aims to reduce friction through alignment rather than through fresh rulemaking.
