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The ICA-TF is an internal task force of the ECB, established to develop a common understanding of crypto-assets and assess their potential impact on some of the ECB's core areas of responsibility: monetary policy, financial stability, payments and market infrastructures. | The ICA-TF is an internal task force of the ECB, established to develop a common understanding of crypto-assets and assess their potential impact on some of the ECB's core areas of responsibility: monetary policy, financial stability, payments and market infrastructures. | ||
:“Our aim is to build a collective capability to understand, monitor and manage crypto-assets in the ECB. We need to get familiar with the underlying technology, analyse the use cases and see how they fit into the current regulatory framework.” | :“Our aim is to build a collective capability to understand, monitor and manage crypto-assets in the ECB. We need to get familiar with the underlying technology, analyse the use cases and see how they fit into the current regulatory framework.” |
Latest revision as of 16:12, 21 July 2019
European Central Bank (ECB).
(ICA-TF).
The ICA-TF is an internal task force of the ECB, established to develop a common understanding of crypto-assets and assess their potential impact on some of the ECB's core areas of responsibility: monetary policy, financial stability, payments and market infrastructures.
- “Our aim is to build a collective capability to understand, monitor and manage crypto-assets in the ECB. We need to get familiar with the underlying technology, analyse the use cases and see how they fit into the current regulatory framework.”
- Mehdi Manaa, Deputy Director General of Market Infrastructure and Payments, and Chair of the ECB Crypto-Assets Task Force