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Bis Has Released Its Prudential

BIS Now Permits Banks To Hold 2% of Reserves in Cryptocurrency

BIS has released its Prudential Treatment of Crypto Asset exposure report for December 2025. From Jan 1 2025, banks can hold 2% of their reserves in

Last Friday, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published its final global prudential standards for banks’ exposures to crypto-assets. The standards include not

A Strong Incentive To Not

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has just released its Prudential Treatment of Cryptoasset exposure report for December 2025. In it, they have unveiled a new

a strong incentive to not significantly exceed the 1% threshold, a new 2% limit will be introduced which, if breached, will result in the whole of Group 2 exposures being subject to the Group 2b

Basel Committee on Banking Supervision - Bank for International

Central Banks to set standards on banks’ crypto exposure: BIS

BIS Allows Banks to Hold 2% Of Their Reserves in Cryptocurrencies

Bank Of International Settlements Now Allows Banks To Hold 2

BIS prudential standards for crypto assets

Bank For International Settlements New Policy Allows Banks to

Bank for International Settlements released new policy allows

A Global Standard For Banks

A global standard for banks’ exposure to crypto assets has been endorsed by the Group of Central Bank Governors and Heads of Supervision (GHOS) of the Bank for

They have unveiled a new policy that allows banks to hold 2% of their reserves in cryptocurrency. The policy will go into effect on the first of January 2025 and outlines various facets of how

The new policy, which allows banks to store 2% of their reserves in cryptocurrency, was created after a second consultation on the prudential supervision of

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