Policy Briefing — EO 14067 on responsible development of digital assets
On 9 March 2022 President Biden signed Executive Order 14067 directing federal agencies to coordinate digital asset policy, mitigate illicit finance risks, and study a U.S. central bank digital currency.
The White House issued Executive Order 14067 on 9 March 2022, launching a whole-of-government strategy for digital assets. The EO tasks Treasury, Commerce, Justice, and other agencies with assessing risks to consumers, financial stability, national security, and the environment, and calls for research on a potential U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC).
Financial services, fintech, and compliance teams should track forthcoming agency reports and rulemakings on consumer protection, AML/CFT controls, stablecoins, and CBDC design choices that could reshape product roadmaps and risk programs.
- Executive Order text sets objectives across consumer protection, illicit finance, financial stability, and innovation.
- Treasury fact sheet summarizes the coordinated review and report timelines triggered by the EO.
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