Relations between the United States and Great Britain have reached a new level – digital. As it became known from a joint statement by the US Treasury and the British Financial Regulatory Working Group, the countries decided to work together to regulate digital assets.

The impetus was the eleventh meeting, which brought together representatives of various departments from both sides of the Atlantic. There, in a confidential atmosphere, government representatives discussed in detail digital finance and all new developments in this area. The main focus was on coordinating legislative measures regarding such important components of the modern economy as stablecoins and digital assets.

The development of uniform rules will allow companies to avoid problems with regulators in both Europe and America. Thanks to this, the business will be able to develop more confidently without fear of unforeseen legal obstacles related to differences in legislation. After all, common standards create a more predictable environment for investment and innovation.

Representatives of the United Kingdom shared the latest news about their "sandbox" for digital assets, a test platform created to debug regulatory rules in a secure mode. In addition, they discussed how they are going to help international fintech innovations. The American side shared its current tasks and described how the development of rules for digital assets in the country is progressing.

Artificial intelligence, which is gaining popularity, has also been noticed. Regulators in both countries see its financial capabilities, but they understand that it is important to find a middle ground between supporting new technologies and ensuring stability and protection. Traditional financial markets have also become a topic of conversation.

To prevent these negotiations between regulators from becoming a one-time event, the parties decided not to postpone the next meeting. A new round of negotiations of the working group is scheduled for early 2026, which indicates a desire to continue open and useful communication to shape the future of digital finance.