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The Federal Reserve chair said banks are well situated to handle risks related to crypto customers, but added that regulatory scrutiny of banks' direct engagement with the assets will be greater than for simple custody arrangements.
January 29 -
M&A, economic growth and artificial intelligence are among the leading issues banks will encounter this year, economists said.
January 29 -
The National Treasury Employees Union told employees not to respond to the mass email asking federal workers to resign. The chief of staff at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it is reviewing the directive.
January 29 -
The chair of the Senate Banking Committee said the Trump administration will soon address the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director. "I think we're going to be happy with the answer they give us and the person they give us as well," the Republican from South Carolina said.
January 28 -
Circle and other payment executives say Trump's stated support for digital assets will remove hurdles that have held back support from merchants and consumers.
January 28 -
The final vote was 68-29 in favor of Senate the confirmation of the billionaire hedge fund manager.
January 27 -
President Donald Trump and the first lady released their own cryptocurrencies. Experts compare them to Beanie Babies and dogecoin.
January 27 -
Bankers applauded the news, which means that it's possible for crypto-custody efforts at depository institutions to scale.
January 24 -
Industry representatives such as the European Banking Federation are lobbying the European Commission to push back stricter capital standards rules until the beginning of 2027.
January 24 -
The executive order also calls for regulations to be written for the digital asset industry.
January 24