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The Connecticut bank plans to add interLINK to its diverse stable of deposit-gathering businesses. A community bank in Texas had previously reached a deal to purchase the platform, but that transaction fell apart in September.

A federal judge will soon decide whether depositors at Celsius Network gave up ownership of their cryptocurrencies in exchange for interest payments, a key legal issue that could echo through other crypto bankruptcies.

The crypto lender Nexo Inc. is phasing out its products and services in the U.S. market after facing cease-and-desist orders from multiple states over its interest-earning products.

Chase Huey is Vice President, Innovation Pipeline for RGAX.  As a key member of the RGAX Global Accelerator team,  Chase is responsible for leading concept validation and  executing business concepts as they progress through the  pipeline. 

Chase has worked in a variety of industries, beginning his  career in the non-profit sector managing mobile clinics  throughout the state of Iowa focused on serving migrant  farm workers. He then moved to St. Louis after being  accepted into the Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs,  during which time he led a number of initiatives for  corporate and political organizations. 

After completing the fellowship, Chase started a small  project management consulting practice before taking  a role as a director in clinical outreach and public health/ at-risk population research with the Saint Louis University sponsored clinic, Casa de Salud. 

Chase has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree from Carleton  College, and later received his MBA from Washington  University in St. Louis, studying Marketing and  Entrepreneurship. During his graduate studies, he  completed consulting practicums for start-ups in the U.S.  and Israel. After graduating, he worked in technology  business development and early-concept validation  consulting before joining RGAX as an Entrepreneur in  Residence and then becoming a full-time employee in 2016.

Circle Internet Financial, the issuer of the world's second-largest crypto stablecoin, said its planned merger with the special-purpose acquisition company Concord Acquisition that was once valued at $9 billion has been called off.

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors said it only needs to disclose records about its decision making process, but Custodia says the central bank is playing by its own rules.

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