Анатолий Аксаков: Объем рынка цифровых финансовых активов может составить 30 трлн рублей в течение пяти лет

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2021-05-18Last updated on 2024-10-18

Председатель комитета Госдумы по финансовому рынку Анатолий Аксаков заявил, что в течение пяти лет объем рынка цифровых финансовых активов (ЦФА) в России может составить 30 трлн рублей.

Выступая на форуме «Финополис», Анатолий Аксаков сказал, что перед парламентом стоит ряд задач, которые необходимо решить для развития рынка ЦФА. Так, нужно создать соответствующую законодательную базу, чтобы обеспечить прозрачный и свободный переток между классическими и цифровыми инструментами рынка.

Кроме того, следует проработать вопрос о допуске на рынок ЦФА паевых инвестиционных фондов (ПИФ) и негосударственных пенсионных фондов (НПФ), а также обеспечить беспрепятственный переток цифровых финансовых активов из одной информационной системы в другую, при этом сделав его безопасным.

За счет реализации вышеуказанных задач, стоящих перед парламентом, удастся привлечь на рынок ЦФА дополнительные инвестиции и новых участников, подчеркнул Анатолий Аксаков. Он также предложил Банку России протестировать использование распределенного реестра для организации бюджетного процесса в Чувашии.

Ранее председатель Банка России Эльвира Набиуллина заявила, что считает полезным существование ЦФА, выпускаемых в стране легально. По мнению главы регулятора, они являются удобной формой структурирования сделок для бизнеса.

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