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The FATF has released the seventh update report on the implementation of virtual asset standards, calling for the closure of regulatory gaps

According to the latest report released by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), FATF conducted the seventh special assessment of the implementation of Recommendation 15 (R.15) across global jurisdictions. The report indicates that since the last update in 2025, countries have continued to advance in the regulation of virtual assets (VA) and virtual asset service providers (VASP), including conducting risk assessments, improving licensing and registration frameworks, implementing travel rules, and strengthening law enforcement actions.However, the report also points out that significant gaps still exist, mainly reflected in: the difficulty in effectively translating risk assessment results into mitigation measures, insufficient implementation of licensing and registration frameworks, challenges in identifying VASP activity subjects, and inadequate effectiveness of risk-based supervision and law enforcement. In terms of emerging risks, the report focuses on the following areas: the exacerbation of the "industrialization" trend of organized crime groups using virtual assets to commit fraud, the rising risk of stablecoin abuse, risks associated with non-custodial wallet peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, offshore VASPs operating outside of regulation, and ongoing challenges in the DeFi sector. FATF calls for the public and private sectors to jointly strengthen the implementation of R.15, enhance risk mitigation capabilities, and deepen domestic, international, and public-private cooperation mechanisms.

Financial Regulatory Authority: Eliminate regulatory gaps and blind spots, ensure full coverage, with no exceptions

At the 2026 Lujiazui Forum, Ding Xiangqun, Director of the National Financial Regulatory Administration, stated that efforts should be made to strengthen regulation, eliminate regulatory gaps and blind spots, and ensure full coverage without exceptions. Ding Xiangqun emphasized the need to focus on preventing and resolving risks, firmly maintaining the bottom line of preventing systemic financial risks. Efforts should be made to "reduce existing amounts and control new amounts." Effectively and orderly handle risks of small and medium-sized financial institutions, and support the resolution of real estate and local government debt risks. Adhere to the principle of "preventing problems before they occur" and focus on the front end, improving the early correction mechanism for financial risks with hard constraints to achieve early identification, early warning, early exposure, and early handling. Focus on "regulating the legal and more on regulating the illegal." Strengthen central-local collaboration and inter-departmental coordination, striving to eliminate regulatory gaps and blind spots, ensuring full coverage without exceptions. Taking the overall battle against illegal financial activities as a starting point, maintain a high-pressure crackdown, strengthen systematic governance across the entire chain, and strive to protect the "purses" of the people.
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