Regulators around the globe assert more control over crypto: Law Decoded
From Hong Kong to Europe and the United States, regulators are pushing for more oversight and control over digital assets. Go to Source
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From Hong Kong to Europe and the United States, regulators are pushing for more oversight and control over digital assets. Go to Source
The Greek prime minister created an AI advisory committee comprising some of the country’s top tech, ethics and science professionals. Go to Source
Mastercard ended its partnership in Latin America and Bahrain with Binance in September, possibly due to the regulatory environment. Go to Source
The joint guidelines include granting authorization for ART and CASP issuance and conducting prudential assessments for potential acquisitions. Go to Source
The European Data Protection Board and the European Data Protection Supervisor issued a joint opinion statement on the regulation of “digital euro.” Go to Source
According to court documents, the UK commissioner doesn’t have the authority or jurisdiction to cite or fine the “foreign” company for GDPR infractions. Go to Source
The Bank of Finland actively promotes the development of new forms of payment. Go to Source
Though the issuance of a digital euro is not a certainty, officials with the European Central Bank are moving to next phase of the project. Go to Source
The mere fact that the Deutsche Bundesbank, BIS and other financial incumbents want such information now suggests a tacit acceptance of crypto. Go to Source
The summit scheduled for Nov. 1-2 will place significant emphasis on the potential existential threat that AI represents, a concern shared by several legislators. Go to Source