ABA, associations seek extension of comment period for FDIC’s Genius Act implementation
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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The ABA and four other associations have requested an extension of the comment period for the FDIC's proposal on issuing stablecoins through a subsidiary. This request aims to allow more time for stakeholders to provide feedback.
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ABA joined four other associations to request that the FDIC push back the deadline for comment on its proposal to create a process through which banks can seek agency approval to issue stablecoins through a subsidiary. The post ABA, associations seek extension of comment period for FDIC’s Genius Act implementation appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .