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2h agoRegulators in UK consult on new crypto-asset rules as tokenisation gains traction
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) formally invited industry responses to its consultation on crypto-asset and tokenisation regulation in early November 2025. Key areas of focus include capital requirements for tokenised securities, classification framework for stablecoins and disclosure obligations for token issuers. Market participants expect an uptick in institutional product launches in the UK once the rules are finalised.
Some smaller firms warned that compliance burdens could raise costs and reduce innovation velocity in the digital-asset space.
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2h agoRegulators in UK consult on new crypto-asset rules as tokenisation gains traction
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) formally invited industry responses to its consultation on crypto-asset and tokenisation regulation in early November 2025. Key areas of focus include capital requirements for tokenised securities, classification framework for stablecoins and disclosure obligations for token issuers. Market participants expect an uptick in institutional product launches in the UK once the rules are finalised.
Some smaller firms warned that compliance burdens could raise costs and reduce innovation velocity in the digital-asset space.
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Discvr• By Pooja Kumari
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The UK’s FCA is reviewing consultation responses as it prepares ground-breaking regulation for tokenised assets, stablecoins and crypto-issuer disclosures.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) formally invited industry responses to its consultation on crypto-asset and tokenisation regulation in early November 2025. Key areas of focus include capital requirements for tokenised securities, classification framework for stablecoins and disclosure obligations for token issuers. Market participants expect an uptick in institutional product launches in the UK once the rules are finalised.
Some smaller firms warned that compliance burdens could raise costs and reduce innovation velocity in the digital-asset space.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) formally invited industry responses to its consultation on crypto-asset and tokenisation regulation in early November 2025. Key areas of focus include capital requirements for tokenised securities, classification framework for stablecoins and disclosure obligations for token issuers. Market participants expect an uptick in institutional product launches in the UK once the rules are finalised.
Some smaller firms warned that compliance burdens could raise costs and reduce innovation velocity in the digital-asset space.
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Nov 11, 2025 • 07:29 IST