US EditionUAE Ranked Among Global Leaders with Singapore and Switzerland for Digital-Asset Regulation and Innovation Standards
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UAE Emerges as a Global Leader in Digital-Asset Regulation
The 2025 Global Digital Assets Report by the Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) and Arthur D. Little has made the United Arab Emirates firmly one of the most advanced jurisdictions worldwide regarding the regulation of digital assets. The UAE is ranked among the world’s leading choices with other countries such as Singapore and Switzerland, […]
MAS Deputy: Digital Asset Scale-Up Hinges on Trusted, Interoperable Networks
Scaling digital assets requires trusted, open and interoperable networks, said Leong Sing Chiong, Deputy Managing Director (Markets & Development) at the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Leong Sing Chiong Speaking at the Layer One Summit during the Singapore Fintech Festival, Leong said that while digital asset activity is gaining pace, progress remains uneven, creating fragmentation that limits adoption. He cited recent developments such …
UAE Ranked Among Global Leaders with Singapore and Switzerland for Digital-Asset Regulation and Innovation Standards
The UAE’s regulatory progress is setting international standards for innovation, investor protection and market integrity The UAE has emerged as one of the world’s most advanced digital-asset markets, according to the Global Digital Assets Report 2025 issued by the Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) in collaboration with Arthur D. Little. Released during the Singapore FinTech Festival 2025, the study highlights how the UAE’s digital-asse…
A report by the Global Finance and Technology Network, in collaboration with Arthur D. Little, launched at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2025, ranked the UAE and Qatar among the most advanced markets in shaping the next phase of regulated digital finance. The value of stablecoin transactions reached $263 trillion globally since 2019, including $40 trillion in the last twelve months. The market for tokenized assets has expanded by 380 percent si…
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