Strong and vibrant financial markets are key to a thriving American economy. Rising regulatory costs, however, pose a burgeoning threat to financial-market efficiency. Recent executive-agency initiatives to harmonize federal government oversight of U.S. financial markets and to reform existing regulatory programs are notable. A new push to eliminate anticompetitive federal financial rules could yield further ... New Financial Regulatory Reforms Could Spur the Economy The post New Financial Re...| Truth on the Market
We represent AI companies that provide market analysis and trading tools, as well as businesses that utilize these tools in the market. In fact, AI tools are becoming increasingly commonplace within the financial, fintech, and banking industries. Here is what an experienced attorney specializing in Artificial Intelligence would want you to know about this growing […] The post Algorithmic Trading and Regulatory Risk: Why AI Litigation Is Moving Fast first appeared on Traverse Legal.| Traverse Legal
There are many reasons why central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are not just a vision for the future — but a current necessity. The post The Worldwide Rush Toward Central Bank Digital Currencies appeared first on The Globalist.| The Globalist
Delve into the growing gap between financial innovation and outdated regulations. Bryan Zhang outlines strategies for regulators to support sustainable digital finance.| Cambridge Judge Business School
At a time when far-right forces are literally dismantling the government, including stripping away most agencies' regulatory and oversight capacity, further deregulation of the financial system would be a dangerous mistake that would help advance the far-right’s democracy-grab. The House and Senate Republicans are advancing so-called capital formation legislation that purports to be about helping companies raise capital but are really about undermining investor protections and exposing smal...| Americans for Financial Reform
Carlos Cañón Salazar, John Thanassoulis and Misa Tanaka Several global financial centres, including London, Hong Kong and Singapore, are overseen by financial regulators with an objective on compet…| Bank Underground
Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) finalized its Personal Financial Data Rights proposal, a long-overdue measure that can help create a more consumer-friendly and competitive financial services marketplace.| Americans for Financial Reform
Matt Yglesias recognizes cryptocurrency can be dangerous. He also wants Harris to be nicer to crypto. Why? Pure vibes.| Revolving Door Project
If we ever solve the problems of fixing the broken financial markets that promote Wall Street’s casino capitalism at the expense of productive investments built around relationship banking, the solutions will surely come in many different forms from a diverse set of people. So, it’s not entirely surprising that one solution could yet take the [...]| The Captured Economy
News and Commentary On VoxEU's economics podcast, Maurice Obstfeld talks with Tim Phillips about the history of financial globalization and its future. The Cato Institute's Norbert Michel comments on indications that the Fed will incorporate climate factors in its stress tests. "Given the state of both climate models and financial forecasting methods, forcing financial firms [...]| The Captured Economy
New Research In an NBER working paper, Katharina Bergant and Kristin Forbes utilized the policy responses to COVID-19 "to examine how macroprudential frameworks developed over the past decade performed during a period of heightened financial and economic stress." They find that "although macroprudential tools are being used countercyclically and should therefore help stabilize economies and [...]| The Captured Economy
Campaign coverage should feature more questions about who would again feature in a second Trump Administration.| Revolving Door Project
