

CARF and CRS 2.0: Survival Skills for the Run Up to 2026
The OECD Working Party 10 will meet at the end of September to discuss critical aspects of the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) and the Common Reporting Standard (CRS). Topics on the agenda include:
Model self-certifications
Potential transition rules
Technical rules applying to stablecoins
Overlap between CRS and CARF in relation to tokenized real-world assets
At the same time, jurisdictions are rapidly publishing draft guidance and final guidance for implementation. With only a few months until these rules take effect in the EU, Switzerland, UK, and many other jurisdictions, now is the time to prepare.
What to Expect from the Webcast
The background and latest developments from the OECD discussions
Practical steps that financial institutions and service providers can take now
Key industry perspectives on implementation challenges and opportunities
Speakers
Dr. Max Bernt, Taxbit
Daniel Dzenkowski, PwC
Pedro Trento, Binance
Elise Soucie Watts, Global Digital Finance
Why Attend?
This webcast will provide a clear, practical view of the rapidly evolving regulatory environment around digital assets and help you get ahead of implementation and compliance challenges.
Register now to secure your place and stay informed as the new rules come into force.