According to PANews, the U.S. Treasury Department released a joint statement with the UK Financial Regulatory Working Group on June 24, 2025, announcing a significant alliance to enhance digital asset regulation and reshape financial markets. This follows the 11th meeting held on June 3 in London, where multiple U.S. and UK departments engaged in in-depth discussions on digital finance and innovation.
The discussions highlighted collaborative efforts to advance legislation on stablecoins and digital securities, aiming to establish unified regulatory standards. Both governments exchanged priorities and legislative progress on digital asset regulation, with the UK sharing updates on its digital securities sandbox and strategies to foster cross-border innovation.
Authorities emphasized the importance of effective regulation for financial stability and growth, committing to ongoing collaboration through global organizations. The regulation of artificial intelligence also garnered attention, with both parties striving to balance innovation and safety.
In capital markets, the U.S. and UK outlined plans for settlement cycle adjustments and listing rule changes. The working group agreed to reconvene by early 2026 to maintain open dialogue.