New York Regulator Seeks Tougher Norms For Adding, De-Listing Crypto Coins
Licensees would need to assess legal, reputational and market risks of any new coins, and they'd also have to set ...
Read moreLicensees would need to assess legal, reputational and market risks of any new coins, and they'd also have to set ...
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Read moreThe Financial Stability Board (FSB), which groups regulators from some two dozen jurisdictions, including the U.S., EU, China and the ...
Read moreA forthcoming report from FATF will urge jurisdictions to close loopholes, focusing on emerging risks from decentralized finance and peer-to-peer ...
Read more“As the G-7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank communiqué of 13 May has once again reminded us, the time has ...
Read moreThe lobby groups, which also include the Futures Industry Association, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, the International Securities Lending ...
Read moreThe missive also called for implementation of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) travel rule, a controversial anti-money laundering provision ...
Read moreThe Financial Action Task Force has vowed to toughen its monitoring, though some fear customer identification rules could harm online ...
Read moreThe cryptocurrency industry in India, which has been working on revising self-regulation rules, will include non-fungible token (NFT) start-ups under ...
Read moreCardano Foundation is an independent non-profit that supervises the advancement of Cardano (ADA), while protecting and promoting the protocol’s technology.The ...
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