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    Banking and Finance Law Daily Wrap Up, FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY—BIS paper links higher deposit rates to slower stablecoin growth, (Oct 20, 2026)

    By John M. Pachkowski, J.D.

    Research paper shows higher deposit rates predicted slower stablecoin growth when banks reprice faster above 3 percent policy rates and DeFi yields didn’t shield stablecoins.

    An October 2026 BIS working paper, authored by Rashad Ahmed and Iñaki ...

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