Speaking at the annual UK Finance dinner, the FCA head also stressed the importance of financial inclusion
The wildfire provoked by the exchange's downfall last week demonstrates yet again the pressing need for regulators to act
The FCA is probing into potential competition and financial stability risks
UN officials and stakeholders have called for reforms to the global regulatory and financial system to increase green capital flows for developing countries
The bill will give more power to law enforcement agencies but sources expressed worries around the seizure of cryptoassets
Expected this month, the Ethereum blockchain upgrade has been singled out for its complexity and wide-ranging implications
The two remaining Conservative candidates, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, have both made post-Brexit regulatory divergence a focal point of their campaigns
The proposals are expected to require stablecoin issuers to hold stable reserves such as cash or US treasury bonds to fully reinforce issued cryptoassets
The FCA’s Nikhil Rathi and the NY Fed’s John Williams reflected on transition efforts and outlined outstanding challenges, expressing confidence on USD Libor progress
The change should put Europe in line with recent developments in the UK on corresponding anti-money laundering regulation
The regulation will bring a unified approach to cryptoassets across the EU on issues such as AML, consumer protection and financial stability
Attributing much of the supervisory authority over cryptoassets to the CFTC, the bill has been seen as a welcome stepping-stone towards the establishment of a strong regulatory framework
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Following Boris Johnson’s resignation along with key cabinet members, market participants expect delays to the agenda but no major policy changes
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