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                                d. Natural capital and biodiversity – Both countries agreed on the
                           importance of a globally consistent framework for nature-based disclosures

                           and exchanged views on how the efforts of the Taskforce on Nature-Related

                           Financial Disclosures (TNFD) can contribute to the ISSB’s global baseline.

                           Both countries agreed to collaborate to build capacity and understanding of

                           the potential for nature loss and degradation to generate financial risks and

                           cause adverse impacts to business and society, including through engaging

                           with academia such as the University of Cambridge Institute for

                           Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and the Singapore Green Finance Centre,

                           co-managed by Imperial College Business School and Singapore

                           Management University (SMU).


                        FinTech and Innovation: The UK and Singapore exchanged views on recent

                   developments in the FinTech sector, including in relation to crypto-assets, and agreed
                   on a number of priority areas for further co-operation.


                                a. Crypto-assets sector     – Both countries shared their latest

                           assessments of market developments, opportunities, trends, and longer-term

                           expectations for the crypto-assets sector. They also discussed risks and

                           challenges relating to financial stability, regulatory arbitrage, and shared their

                           progress in strengthening rules on consumer protection and developing the

                           regulation of stablecoins. There was strong agreement on the need to support

                           the safe development of a digital assets ecosystem while ensuring that risks

                           posed by digital assets are consistently managed. Both countries will

                           continue to actively participate in the shaping of robust global regulatory

                           practices through engagement within international multilateral fora such as

                           the Financial Stability Board (FSB), the Committee on Payments and Market

                           Infrastructures (CPMI) and IOSCO.

                                b. E-wallets and digital banking – Singapore provided updates on the

                           progress of its review of e-wallet caps and expected next steps. Both

                           countries discussed the recently released consultation, with the UK providing


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