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The Bank of England is aiming to have new stablecoin regulations in place by the end of next year, as policymakers around the world battle to contain risks to financial stability from the spread of the digital money.

Li Lin, the founder of crypto exchange Huobi and chairman of investment firm Avenir Capital, is joining forces with some of Asia's earliest Ethereum backers to launch a new digital-asset trust that will buy Ether tokens, according to people familiar ...

The family office of Arthur Hayes, an influential figure in cryptocurrency who co-founded the exchange BitMEX, is seeking at least $250 million for a debut private equity fund targeting medium-sized crypto firms.

The European Central Bank's monetary policy is well positioned but officials must react should data or forecasts shift, according to Governing Council member Olaf Sleijpen.

Switzerland's gambling regulator has filed a criminal complaint with authorities against FIFA, following a preliminary probe into sales of blockchain-based tokens linked to World Cup tickets.

France is widening its anti-money laundering checks on crypto exchanges, as regulators seek to determine which of more than 100 entities registered as offering crypto services in the country will be granted European Union-wide permits in the coming . ...

Ripple Labs Inc. is leading an effort to raise at least $1 billion to accumulate XRP, the digital token linked to the company, in a sign that the recent market tumult has not stopped cryptocurrency heavyweights from pursuing their business plans full ...

A jittery week on Wall Street ended on a positive note for stocks as President Donald Trump's remarks soothed anxiety around trade tensions while regional banks rebounded. Bonds, gold and silver fell.

CME Group Inc. is planning to debut financial contracts tied to both sports games and economic indicators by the end of the year, according to people familiar with the matter.

Asian stocks looked set to rebound in early trading, even as renewed trade tensions rattled Wall Street on Tuesday. US futures were steady.