TOKYO -- The Group of 20 major economies are expected to reach an agreement to create a registry of cryptocurrency exchanges, bolstering oversight to address a regulatory patchwork that can be exploited by money launderers.
International community aims to prevent virtual money laundering

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are pushing countries to adjust money laundering regulations. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The Group of 20 major economies are expected to reach an agreement to create a registry of cryptocurrency exchanges, bolstering oversight to address a regulatory patchwork that can be exploited by money launderers.