Cross sector harmonization refers to aligning rules and standards across different industries or regulatory domains. This process involves developing consistent regulatory approaches and operational standards that apply across various financial sectors, including traditional finance and digital asset markets. The goal is to reduce regulatory arbitrage, minimize compliance burdens, and foster a level playing field for innovation. Such harmonization seeks to address risks comprehensively by ensuring similar activities are subject to comparable oversight, regardless of the underlying technology or asset class.
Context
In the digital asset space, cross sector harmonization is a prominent theme in global regulatory dialogues, particularly concerning anti-money laundering, consumer protection, and market integrity. A key debate centers on how to apply existing financial regulations to novel crypto products without stifling innovation or creating undue burdens. Progress in this area will significantly influence the integration of digital assets into mainstream financial systems and the clarity for market participants.
CASPs must immediately integrate DORA's systemic ICT risk management and third-party oversight into their operational architecture by the Q1 2025 deadline.
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