The NYDFS will broaden the amount of information available in attestation reports by requiring that stablecoin’s assets be reported not only in aggregate, but also by asset class. So a stablecoin issuer would have to list how much commercial paper it owns, its allocation to money-market mutual funds, its deposits, its bonds and its quantity of Treasurys. That is, separately, instead of lumping it all together.
New York Regulators Have Planted a Seed for Stablecoin Transparency
