Regulators won't let Libra launch until they feel safe

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Central banker flags "prolonged discussion" to ensure safety and stability.

Regulators won't let Libra launch until they feel safe
Global regulators will not let Facebook launch its Libra currency until all their concerns, ranging from money laundering to financial stability, have been addressed and "a prolonged discussion" may be needed first, the man in charge of their response told Reuters. Facebook announced Libra -- a ...

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