Um, I have to ask you because Congress passed a bill uh to release the full Epstein files. There have been executives across industries including finance that have been named in some of the correspondents that come out. Um, Goldman has been uh caught up in this just in terms of the the GC, the general counsel and her correspondence with Epstein.Are you concerned about at all about additional fallout here. our our general counsel ran for a long time the white collar litigation practice at leans. She's an exc ...

RT cyberlawdecoder (@zoob_it_up)Totally agree. The more non-essential data you put on a blockchain, the more attack vectors you create. It hands regulators new opportunities to intervene under areas of law far beyond finance. When that happens, the whole ecosystem ends up paying the price—the good gets punished with the bad. ...

what is our ambition for growth. Uh Mario Draghi gave us a diagnosis. How much have we executed.Not more than 10% in one year. So we have to have a much greater ambition on delivering on those recommendations. Um I've said it publicly, you know, if taxes every euro we make in Europe, 58 cents go to the government.Every dollar we make in the United States, 42. That's not a small number, but it's, you know, significantly lower. So, excess regulation, excess taxation actually is a tax on the economy and growth ...

Crypto Crossroads: Unraveling Regulatory Futures in South Korea, Malaysia, and IndonesiaRegulators from all three markets outlined accelerated frameworks for digital-asset supervision, including Korea’s push toward ETPs and tokenization, Malaysia’s shift to a more autonomous exchange regime with institutional custody, and Indonesia’s overhaul under OJK with stronger risk controls and sandbox-driven tokenization pilots. Read More https://t.co/xH36yoBM5f ...

Malaysia Regulator: Exchanges Will Be Allowed to List Tokens IndependentlyOn November 4, Wong Huei Ching, Executive Director at the Securities Commission Malaysia, stated at the Finternet 2025 Asia Digital Finance Summit that the regulator will introduce enhanced guidelines next year, granting exchanges the ability to list tokens based on their own governance processes rather than requiring case-by-case approval.Source：https://t.co/cbelS1lmUH ...

JAPAN CONSIDERS CUTTING CRYPTO TAXES FROM 55% TO 20% FOR APPROVED TOKENS- Japan’s financial regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), is considering a plan to classify 105 cryptoassets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, as financial products, according to a local publication.- This shift would bring them under the same rules that govern stocks and other investment instruments.- Right now, crypto gains in Japan fall under “miscellaneous income.” That category carries a steep cost. Traders in the top tax ...

South Korean retail investors’ voracious appetite for leveraged ETFs listed overseas has prompted the nation’s regulators to tighten rules for buyers of these high-risk products https://t.co/NzJHQVOtHd ...

Banco Santander has had a big year. Give us a sense of how big a year it's been. It's been a great year.Our numbers will be totally on track to deliver all the numbers in our three year plan. And again in 25, we are going to reach our profitability 16 and a half percent. And for shareholders, you know, great value creation, increasing dividend per share, our share price is up 100%, but there's still a lot of inherent value in our stock.Our multiples are still very attractive compared to US banks. For exampl ...

The European Commission is preparing a reform that would give ESMA direct supervisory authority over crypto-asset service providers across the EU, replacing the current member-state-level oversight. A draft is expected next month and would centralize licensing and supervision under a single EU regulator. https://t.co/lCxFURBIwH ...

Hong Kong Crypto Regulator: Chasing Perfection Can BackfireOn November 4th, Eric Yip, Executive Director of Hong Kong's SFC, said in an interview with Gary Tiu of OSL Group at the Finternet 2025 Asia Digital Finance Summit that over-pursuing perfection in regulation can backfire. Regulators, he said, should stay flexible and adaptive, focusing on continuous improvement. Yip noted that Hong Kong has built a solid crypto regulatory framework through ordinances, rules, and active market dialogue to curb unlice ...