
ABA comments on regulatory approach to cryptoasset exposure
The American Bankers Association on Friday submitted comments to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision concerning prudential treatment of banks’ cryptoasset exposures.
The American Bankers Association on Friday submitted comments to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision concerning prudential treatment of banks’ cryptoasset exposures.
Insights from the 2022 Federal Reserve/CSBS survey of community banks.
The Treasury Department is seeking public input regarding illicit finance and national security risks posed by digital assets.
Federal regulators should “aggressively” pursue enforcement against illegal practices in digital asset markets and redouble efforts to monitor consumer complaints about bad actors, according to a series of interagency reports released today by the Treasury Department.
Withdrawing OCC cryptocurrency interpretive letters won’t benefit consumers and investors or promote a safe and secure marketplace, ABA says.
Spending on TV ads by cryptocurrency firms fell this summer amid a decline in bitcoin and other crypto prices.
The FDIC today sent cease-and-desist letters to five companies that the agency alleges misled consumers into believing that cryptocurrency assets are covered by FDIC deposit insurance.
In a supervisory letter issued yesterday, the Federal Reserve said that Fed-supervised banks seeking to engage in activities related to cryptocurrency and other digital assets must first assess whether such activities are legally permissible and determine whether any regulatory filings are required.
Oversight and supervision should be applied to banks and nonbanks engaged in digital asset activities alike to ensure all customers are protected equally.
The FDIC issued an advisory to banks today regarding what it says are misrepresentations by some cryptocurrency companies that their products are eligible for FDIC deposit insurance coverage or that customers are FDIC-insured if the crypto company fails.