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The MPC's unanimous hold keeps the BoE on watch as services inflation and wage growth stay sticky, leaving the door open for a 2026 cut if price pressures continue to ease.
DIGIT puts sterling government debt on a Bank of England-sanctioned distributed ledger through HSBC's Orion platform, with the BoE preparing to accept the tokenized gilt as collateral in its own…
The FCA's finalized crypto rules and the Bank of England's rollback of holding caps arrive weeks before a Labour leadership change, testing whether the UK's regulatory pivot can survive political…
The opposition party frames the central bank's digital pound as state overreach and backs a private, lightly regulated stablecoin market. The fight is now political, not just policy.
Scrapping the £20K wallet limit removed the loudest irritant, but the per-issuer ceiling and the 30% non-yielding reserve drag still keep sterling coins smaller than dollar rivals that own global…
Lawmakers warn the proposed ceiling and non-yielding reserve buffer could freeze the UK pound-token market at launch, handing the advantage to dollar and euro stablecoins already anchored in the…
The U-turn scraps £20K individual and £10M corporate limits in favor of a per-coin £40B ceiling, while letting issuers park 70% of reserves in short-term gilts, a package designed to keep UK…
The Bank scraps its proposed individual holding limits and replaces them with a single per-coin issuance ceiling, clearing the runway for systemic sterling stablecoin issuers to come online from 2027.
A £40B issuance ceiling per stablecoin replaces per-holder limits, and reserve rules loosen, a meaningful concession to issuers before the regime takes hold at the end of 2026.
The sandbox trial is the headline, but the proposed holding caps are the story — a ceiling that scales with the issuer's capital base would freeze Revolut and other neobanks out of meaningful scale.
Parliament's upper chamber wants the BOE to drop its £20,000 individual and £10M business limits and rethink the 40% unremunerated reserve rule — a stance that puts the UK closer to US and EU…
A weekend settlement day by 2029 and a 2028 tokenized-collateral sync interface are the two pieces that turn a consultations paper into a real architectural commitment to meeting crypto rails on…
Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden framed the upcoming rules inside a broader UK tokenization push — interchangeable retail money spanning tokenized deposits, regulated stablecoins, and a potential retail…
The Bank of England has outlined its framework vision for integrating tokenization and regulated stablecoins into the…
Deputy governor Sarah Breeden signaled the central bank is open to revising its proposed £20,000-per-coin holding limit and 40% zero-interest backing-asset rule after industry pushback on UK…
Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden's re-examination comes as Governor Andrew Bailey flagged a coming 'wrestle' with Washington over divergent stablecoin standards.
The Bank of England is set to scale back its plans for stringent stablecoin regulation, following sustained pressure…
The Bank of England governor is chair of the Financial Stability Board — so a transatlantic clash on stablecoin standards would land inside the body that writes the rulebook most of the world copies.
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