US, UK Reaffirm Regulatory Cooperation, Discuss Stablecoins and Digital Assets at FRWG Meeting

US, UK Reaffirm Regulatory Cooperation, Discuss Stablecoins and Digital Assets at FRWG Meeting

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2026-08-05 06:40:58
The US and the UK used the 13th session of their Financial Regulatory Working Group (FRWG), which convened in London on July 8, to renew a shared commitment to closer financial supervision cooperation. According to a report from Cointelegraph, the agenda ranged across stablecoin regulation, the structure of digital asset markets, tokenization, and the UK's strategy for digitizing its wholesale financial markets. In a joint statement, the US delegation informed the British side about progress on implementing the GENIUS Act and about ongoing efforts connected to digital asset market structure. The same statement voiced support for “responsible” digital asset innovation and put emphasis on financial stability and international regulatory cooperation. On July 14, the Transatlantic Taskforce for the Future Markets (TTMF) followed up by issuing preliminary recommendations on stablecoins and a joint statement of its own. The taskforce's recommendations and the joint statement lay the groundwork for continued US-UK leadership in digital assets and capital markets.

Officials from the US and the UK restated their commitment to closer financial regulatory cooperation at the 13th meeting of the US-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group (FRWG), held in London on July 8. The talks, reported by Cointelegraph, touched on stablecoin regulation, digital asset market structure, tokenization and the UK's wholesale financial markets digital strategy.

A joint statement issued after the session said the US side provided an update to UK authorities about the implementation of the GENIUS Act and related work on digital asset market structure. The statement expressed support for “responsible” digital asset innovation, with an emphasis on financial stability and international regulatory cooperation.

On July 14, the Transatlantic Taskforce for the Future Markets (TTMF) released preliminary recommendations on stablecoins and a separate joint statement. These documents lay the groundwork for continued US-UK leadership in digital assets and capital markets.

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