Global Lessons for Stablecoin Regulation and Governance

Stablecoins emerge as a bridge between traditional finance and the evolving digital currency ecosystem, offering price stability while enabling faster, more inclusive cross-border transactions. Their rapid global adoption also exposes regulatory and governance challenges, ranging from monetary and financial stability concerns to issues with transparency, consumer protection, and systemic resilience. Global jurisdictions respond with various regulatory approaches, revealing both successes and shortcomings. Examining these global experiences may provide further insights into how balanced, forward-looking frameworks for stablecoin regulation and governance can be designed to foster innovation while safeguarding public interest. Global Lessons for Stablecoin Regulation and Governance explores how different countries and regions regulate and govern stablecoins in response to financial, technological, and systemic risks. It examines global approaches for developing effective regulatory frameworks that balance innovation, financial stability, and consumer protection. This book covers topics such as global business, risk management, and digital currency, and is a useful resource for business owners, finance professionals, academicians, researchers, and scientists.