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FSB and IOSCO Propose Policies for Open-Ended Funds and Cryptocurrency
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The FSB and IOSCO have proposed policies to enhance liquidity management in open-ended funds (OEFs) by addressing vulnerabilities and clarifying redemption terms. The FSB also released a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency in July, requiring crypto platforms to segregate customer funds and separate functions to prevent conflicts of interest.
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