Nomura is evaluating the potential launch of its own stablecoin as the Japanese financial institution expands its presence in digital asset markets.
Currently, the bank plans to utilize stablecoins rather than create its own, though it has indicated that issuing a stablecoin remains a viable future option as client demand and regulatory frameworks develop.
“Depending on the use case, Nomura issuing its own stablecoin is a possible option,” stated Toshinori Sasaki, managing director in the digital asset strategy department at Nomura. “However, at this stage, our primary focus is on utilizing existing stablecoin infrastructure while we continue to assess market conditions and regulatory developments.”
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