Hello fintech friends, Mostly crypto headlines this week, no surprise as the Biden EO signals a landmark moment for government’s direct engagement on the issue. Can’t wait for the next rounds of publications and cycles through the whirlwind of crypto takes once the requested reports come out in

Hi all, The political world turned completely toward Ukraine, with massive economic sanctions against the Russian economy. This version will cover both the impact of those sanctions on fintech and news that proceeded elsewhere: * No progress on Federal Reserve Nominees: A Senate Banking hearing at which Chair Jerome Powell reiterated

Hey Folks, I am not an expert in SWIFT, but here’s a few helpful explainers for those looking to understand the latest sanctions. As the world watches Ukraine, crypto sees both scrutiny and endorsement. The world of fintech policy still moves. Read on: * UK fintech companies want regulation quickly:

Hi Folks, Momentum appears to be building on some form of stablecoin regulation. Trucking convoys may have been a flashpoint for government intervention into financial services. And if you have ideas for new, updated, or repealed rules at the CFPB, now there’s a place for you to file your

Hi All, Another week of policy excitement. A major crypto settlement, updates on fintech-bank partnerships and interest rates, and the CFPB’s continued examination of all the ways consumers today are failed by financial services. Read on: * More CBDC research, this time technical: The Boston Fed released a Phase 1

Hi All, Exciting times when regulators are running on all cylinders. A few more weeks until the Fed Board of Governors joins the ranks of fully-staffed regulators. And an expanded definition of “exchange” at the SEC could be big news for crypto. Read on: * Senate hearings show partisan split on