Regulatory efforts in the UK and Europe to encourage diversity and access to cash could have an impact on institutions’ operating models.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has threatened to sue the crypto exchange Coinbase if it launches its planned lending product. 

Tackling money laundering, terrorist financing and other financial crime is a difficult chore for banks. However, new approaches are beginning to make a difference. 

Critics argue that a cap on bankers’ bonuses is ineffective and outdated, but the issue remains controversial.

The Bank of Jamaica has distributed $1.5m in central bank digital currencies to authorised institutions.

New rules introduced on August 10 seek to attract more special purpose acquisition companies to the UK market.

The regulator’s ‘in-principle’ approval of a cryptocurrency exchange is part of a global push to tackle fraud and scams in cryptoassets.

Influential new authority could have direct supervisory powers and will seek to improve co-ordination between national supervisors.

Recent legislation signals the US government’s determination to root out financial crime, regardless of where it may originate.

The US investment bank is looking to bar non-vaccinated staff from its New York offices, allowing it to remove remaining restrictions.