Emerging markets need more say on digital currencies: Chinese official

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Could facilitate illegal capital flows and disrupt foreign exchange management.

Emerging markets need more say on digital currencies: Chinese official
Governments in emerging markets must have greater say in the regulation of digital currencies that could facilitate illegal capital flows and disrupt foreign exchange management, a senior official of China's foreign exchange regulator said on Monday. China has signalled it is actively embracing ...

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