As the stablecoin market enters a new phase of regulation, the next challenge isn’t innovation—it’s alignment. With the U.S. GENIUS Act taking shape, MiCA implementation underway in the EU, and maturing frameworks in the UK and APAC, global oversight is moving toward standardization. This closing session brings together regulatory, compliance, and infrastructure leaders to examine how these regimes might converge, where coordination still falters, and what credible global supervision could look like by 2026. Join us as we discuss what consistent rules mean for issuers, payment networks, and institutional participants—and what gaps must be closed to make cross-border stablecoin use both trusted and scalable.
Key Discussion Points
✅ Alignment and divergence across U.S., EU, UK, and APAC stablecoin frameworks, and the regulatory patterns emerging from each.
✅ Key compliance challenges faced by stablecoin issuers and service providers as new oversight regimes take effect.
✅ How firms are adapting their risk, data, and reporting frameworks to meet evolving supervisory expectations across jurisdictions.
✅ The growing role of automation and technology in helping compliance teams stay agile amid regulatory divergence.
✅ Persistent coordination gaps between regulators and industry in supervision and enforcement.
✅ The defining elements of a credible, globally trusted stablecoin ecosystem by 2026.
