What You'll Learn
Stablecoins are quickly shifting from crypto experiment to regulated financial infrastructure. With the GENIUS Act reshaping the legal and supervisory landscape, financial institutions need more than curiosity. They need a strategy. This course delivers a practical roadmap for banks and credit unions evaluating how stablecoins fit into their payments, liquidity, and innovation plans. We will explore where stablecoins genuinely create value, how to define institutional roles without triggering unintended issuer exposure, and how to align governance, risk, compliance, and treasury teams before launch. Participants will gain a structured framework to assess use cases, assign accountability, evaluate liquidity and redemption risk, and prepare for examiner scrutiny. Whether your institution is exploring custody, distribution, settlement support, or simply risk oversight, this session provides the strategic lens needed to move from headlines to informed action.
Topics covered in this course
- Stablecoins and the GENIUS Act
- Banking Use Cases and Institutional Roles
- Liquidity, Redemption, and Compliance Risks
- Governance and Examiner Readiness
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