The Bank of England proposed a £40 billion systemic stablecoin issuance guardrail and revised backing assets, targeting a 2027 launch.

After industry pushback, the Bank of England has dropped its proposed individual holding caps for stablecoins in favour of per-issuer issuance limits.

LONDON, June 22 : The Bank of England published its final policy and draft rules for stablecoins on Monday, easing some proposals set out for industry consultation last year. The…

LONDON, June 22 : The Bank of England on Monday eased proposed stablecoin rules following widespread concern they risked stifling development of a nascent sterling-backed market,…

Los �ltimos ajustes realizados por el Banco de Inglaterra en su borrador normativo sobre las stablecoins introducen aspectos menos restrictivos. El texto, publicado hoy lunes,...

The Bank of England unveiled draft stablecoin rules that ease reserve requirements and replace proposed holding limits as the UK prepares for a 2027 launch.

The Bank of England has diluted its incoming stablecoin rules after warnings from the crypto industry that UK was falling behind rivals.

The U.K. central bank abandons retail holding limits for a 40-billion-pound aggregate cap and sweetens yield terms for token issuers ahead of a 2027 market launch.

The Bank of England proposed a £40 billion systemic stablecoin issuance guardrail and revised backing assets, targeting a 2027 launch.

BoE publishes its policy statement and draft Code of Practice for systemic stablecoins: £40B issuance cap per coin, 70% gilts plus 30% central-bank deposits, consultation closes…

The BoE scrapped individual holding caps for a £40 billion per-coin issuance limit and will let issuers hold more reserves in government debt.

The Bank of England has published its final policy positions & draft rules for systemic stablecoins, softening parts of its earlier proposal.