NYDFS to require prior notification for banks engaging in crypto activities
The New York Department of Financial Services today issued guidance—effective today—for New York-regulated banks reminding them of their obligations to ...
The New York Department of Financial Services today issued guidance—effective today—for New York-regulated banks reminding them of their obligations to ...
Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) today introduced legislation to extend anti-money laundering and countering of the financing ...
The collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and other recent turmoil in crypto markets demonstrate the need for players in the ...
Amid significant volatility in the cryptocurrency markets, as well as an uptick in crypto-related frauds and scams, Acting Comptroller of ...
The collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and the concerns about the unregulated nature of crypto markets dominated a Senate Banking ...
Consumers most commonly reported being victimized by fraud, theft, account hacks and scams.
Issuing digitized deposits and engaging in stablecoin-related activities fall within the existing legal authority of banks, according to a white ...
The illicit finance risks posed by digital assets can be most effectively managed by regulating nonbank cryptocurrency companies while allowing ...
Only two in five people see the U.S. lagging behind other countries in creating a regulatory environment that makes it ...
Any such payment system should be designed to “complement” the Federal Reserve’s soon-to-be-released FedNow system, Gruenberg said.
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