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The outsiderFintech’s free willWhat to make of 2020’s fintech conferences
The outsiderFintech’s free willWhat to make of 2020’s fintech conferencesBrex founder and co-CEO Henrique DuBugras co-hosts Fintech Beat to discuss regulatory diversity
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This week Fintech Beat teams up with FRT to cover October’s whirlwind of fintech discussions taking place all over the world.
The U.K.’s decision this month to limit retail access to financial derivatives linked to cryptocurrencies caught the eye of legal experts in the U.S. and is fueling debate about whether Washington could
Chris White, CEO of Bondcliq, explains why the Fed's attempts to save the economy through corporate debt purchases needs a technological upgrade.
Peter Kerstens explains why—and how—the bloc's new crypto proposals are poised to create the largest regulated market for digital assets in the world.
The apparent suicide of a 20-year-old investor on Robinhood Markets Inc.’s phone-based securities trading app after what appeared to be significant losses has attracted scrutiny in Congress, with lawmakers
Brian Brooks offers his first interview in response to the vote by the House to overturn his agency's change in community reinvestment rules for banks.
The push for a U.S. central bank digital currency has slowly built momentum in Congress as policymakers have grappled with financial stability and national security concerns caused by Facebook Inc.’s
The temporary ban followed widespread opposition to retailer Wal-Mart Inc.’s plan to create a federally insured bank using an industrial loan company charter.
Mary Ellen Iskenderian, the CEO of Women's World Banking, joins Fintech Beat to discuss the ins and outs of the multibillion dollar microfinance sector.
Famed economist Barry Eichengreen joins Fintech Beat to discuss a central bank digital currency's chances of toppling the U.S. dollar, and more.
The new model for Facebook Inc.’s proposed digital currency could help it squeak by regulators, but the social media giant and the others launching Libra will have to resolve big questions about its move
Mark S. Kirk, R-Ill. He described the current regulatory environment as the “Wild West.” In Fonda’s view, the best-case situation is for policymakers to “choose a lane,” he told CQ Roll Call.
var rcrdTwitter = 1; Last year, Facebook, under pressure on Capitol Hill and from the executive branch, spent more on federal lobbying, $16.7 million, than ever before — more than 30 percent above 2018’s
Special Counsel Robert S.
Facebook Inc.’s midyear announcement that it planned to launch a cryptocurrency, Libra, upended the industry’s focus, tilting the legislative strategy from pressing hard for beneficial bills to staying