Financial sector regulation involves the rules and laws established by governmental and supervisory bodies to govern financial firms and markets. These mandates aim to ensure stability, protect consumers, prevent illicit activities, and maintain market integrity. They dictate operational standards, capital requirements, and reporting obligations. Such oversight is fundamental for a well-functioning economy.
Context
The rapid growth of digital assets presents ongoing challenges for financial sector regulation, prompting authorities to adapt existing laws or devise new ones. Jurisdictions globally are working to establish clear frameworks for cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and blockchain platforms. This continuing development seeks to balance innovation with necessary safeguards against systemic risk.
South Africa's FSCA has issued a mandatory 89-question RFI, fundamentally recalibrating compliance frameworks through granular data disclosure on risk and operations.
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