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FIG Paper No. 55 (VDA Series 10): India’s First Asset Tokenisation Bill: What It Means for the Digital Assets Space

Summary: The Asset Tokenisation (Regulation) Bill, 2026, introduced in the Rajya Sabha on March 14, 2026, is India’s first dedicated legislative proposal for regulating and licensing tokenised real-world assets. Significantly, it proposes a novel multi-regulator model in light of global standards and provides a pathway for regulating tokenised assets, including stablecoins. Continue Reading FIG Paper No. 55 (VDA Series 10): India’s First Asset Tokenisation Bill: What It Means for the Digital Assets Space

FIG Paper No. [51] (VDA Series 7): Stablecoins: Recent Indian and Global Regulatory Trends

Introduction

The global stablecoin market capitalisation has crossed USD 230 billion in 2025, representing a growth trajectory that can position stablecoins as critical financial instruments that enterprises can leverage in emerging digital payment corridors and enhance operational competitiveness in global markets.Continue Reading FIG Paper No. 51 (VDA Series 7): Stablecoins: Recent Indian and Global Regulatory Trends

FIG Paper (No. 43 – VDA Series 5) India’s Stablecoin Industry – Reacting to Global Regulations & Market Trends

Stablecoins, which are virtual digital assets (“VDA”) typically pegged to stable assets like fiat currencies, are being recognised as the cornerstone of digital finance revolution, delivering a blend of traditional currency stability and decentralised innovation. As their global adoption accelerates — from everyday retail transactions/ cross-border remittances to institutional treasury operations — governments worldwide are realising that clear, forward-thinking regulation can foster innovation and help their economies stay ahead of the pack.Continue Reading FIG Paper (No. 43 – VDA Series 5) India’s Stablecoin Industry – Reacting to Global Regulations & Market Trends