Japan and EU Put Tokenization on the Regulatory Table
Japan’s FSA and the European Commission have added tokenization to their joint financial forum statement for the first time. The Tokyo meeting also covered crypto assets, stablecoins, AI and cybersecurity, with the next sit-down set for Brussels in 2027.
- Original source: tokenpost.com.
- The source published it on Nov 9, 2026 at 10:28 AM.
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The Financial Services Agency and the European Commission put tokenization in their joint forum statement for the first time, according to tokenpost. The Nov. 6 release followed a Nov. 4-5 meeting in Tokyo. It places tokenization alongside crypto assets, stablecoins and AI on the shared digital-finance agenda.
The change is explicit: a 2025 forum statement discussed crypto assets, stablecoins and AI but left tokenization out. This time, the FSA outlined digital finance developments and its work on responsible AI use in finance. The European Commission updated participants on MiCA implementation and focus areas from a recently closed public consultation.
Both sides flagged cybersecurity risks and called for continued regulatory cooperation through the G7, G20 and Financial Stability Board. Their next forum meeting is scheduled for Brussels in 2027.
TopicsFinancial Services Agency · European Commission · MiCA · G7 · G20 · Financial Stability Board · Tokyo · Brussels
Source: tokenpost.com
Written by Paparazzi with AI. Not financial advice.
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