Digital Forum to host roundtable on stablecoins

The Commission will host its next Digital Forum roundtable on Tuesday 12 May at 9.30am, focusing on stablecoins. The event will take place at the Commission’s Regency Court offices and is open to representatives of the Bailiwick’s financial services sector and other stakeholders with expertise or interest in this topic.

The roundtable will explore the role of stablecoins within the evolving digital finance landscape including questions of yield, reward and structural design. Building on feedback received through the Commission’s stablecoin consultation and earlier Digital Forum discussions, the session will consider issues such as the economic and regulatory implications of different stablecoin models, including fiat-backed and commodity-backed stablecoins, whether and how yield-bearing structures might operate and how these models interact with existing financial and regulatory frameworks.

To register for a place, visit the Commission's Engagement Hub.

The Digital Forum is a collaborative space for industry leaders, innovators, regulators, and policy thinkers to help shape the future of digital finance in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. As part of the Digital Finance Initiative (DFI), the Forum hosts a series of roundtable discussions focused on emerging technologies, regulatory priorities, and strategic opportunities. These sessions are designed to be open and discursive - bringing together diverse perspectives to inform what the DFI should do next.