Enforcement Coordination

Definition ∞ Enforcement coordination involves collaborative efforts among multiple regulatory bodies or law enforcement agencies to address violations across jurisdictions or complex financial systems. This cooperation ensures a consistent and effective response to illegal activities. It prevents regulatory arbitrage and strengthens the overall legal framework. Such coordination is vital for global financial integrity.
Context ∞ News in the digital asset sector often reports on enforcement coordination among international regulators concerning cryptocurrency fraud, money laundering, and market manipulation. Debates center on the challenges of cross-border jurisdiction and differing national legal interpretations. A critical future development involves establishing more robust international agreements for coordinated enforcement actions in the crypto space.