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The US election and its impact on cryptoasset regulation
Brent McIntosh, chief legal officer at Citi and under secretary for international affairs, US Treasury (2019-21), and Christian Catalini, founder, MIT Cryptoeconomics Lab and research scientist of MIT, join OMFIF to discuss the US political landscape and how election outcomes might influence crypto regulatory frameworks, market dynamics and innovation. Following the legislative action in the Financial Innovation and Technology for ...
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Commentaries
Financial services can find innovation in tokenisation
The process could completely revamp legacy market infrastructure ...
Commentaries
Is digitalisation closer than we think?
A survey of 300 investment institutions reveals varied market perspectives on tokenised financial assets ...
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AI in finance 2024
On 19 March, OMFIF gathered key regulators and innovators at the inaugural AI in finance ...
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AI: a double-edged weapon in payments fraud
With the proliferation in artificial intelligence development, the landscape for fraud is changing rapidly. The ...
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The US election and its impact on cryptoasset regulation
31 July 2024
Brent McIntosh, chief legal officer at Citi and under secretary for international affairs, US Treasury ...
Understanding a new generation of AI-related risks and regulation
29 August 2024
The emergent capabilities of more powerful frontier artificial intelligence systems are expected to bring huge ...
In focus: the FCA’s market abuse regime for crypto
3 September 2024
The UK Treasury has committed to introducing legislation for cryptoasset market abuse this year, subject ...
Digital assets: a long-awaited revolution
17 September 2024
Financial markets are undergoing a long-awaited overhaul. When distributed ledger technology surfaced, many at the ...
