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X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-09-17 10:44
Regulatory Landscape - The European Commission is acting to align sustainable investing regulations with efforts to boost capital into the defense industry [1] Industry Focus - The focus is on preventing conflicts between regulations supporting sustainable investing and the need to fund the defense industry [1]
X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-09-16 22:55
Regulatory Updates - IRS issues final regulations for mandatory Roth catch-up contributions [1] Source Information - The information is available at the provided URL [1]
X @TylerD 🧙‍♂️
TylerD 🧙‍♂️· 2025-09-05 15:35
Regulatory Focus - The SEC and CFTC are collaborating on regulations for DeFi, perpetuals, event markets, and 24/7 trading [1] - The U S is focused on modernizing regulations for crypto-native markets, with an accelerated timeline [1] Key Areas of Regulation - Regulations will cover clearing, margin, and reporting [1]
X @BitMart
BitMart· 2025-08-29 12:53
Global or local — how do you see Web3 regulations shaping the future? 🌍⚖️Coinfest Asia (@CoinfestAsia):Global Protocol, Local Rules: Navigating Web3’s Regulatory Maze at Dome Stage.Nenter Chow (@50Nent) - Global CEO @BitMartExchangeJing Wei - President Commissioner of @Koinsayang, CEO of @OSLPayAngela Ang (@policyfoodie) - @trmlabsChengyi Ong - @chainalysisAsih https://t.co/jJzSBA6WTY ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-08-27 16:05
The process of ever-closer regulations https://t.co/2bQp5rxMiM ...
X @BSCN
BSCN· 2025-08-15 13:28
Regulatory Updates - SEC Chair Paul Atkins announces "Project Crypto" plans [1] - Aim to update regulations for cryptocurrency [1] - Goal to establish the US as a global crypto capital [1]
X @CryptoJack
CryptoJack· 2025-08-11 07:30
Regulatory Landscape - Industry anticipates increased regulation in the cryptocurrency space [1] - Only the most robust crypto projects are expected to endure the evolving regulatory environment [1]
Bank of America CEO responds to Trump accusation that he was rejected as a customer
CNBC Television· 2025-08-05 21:15
So, I I got up early because we're on East Coast time. I was I was working out and I was watching your wonderful show and he came on and I'm telling you, I'm still trying to unsee some of the visuals that he created with his commentary. But look, the president's after the right thing, which is the laws, rules, and regulations around our industry became used to cause things to happen.It's whether it's BSL, whether it's KYC, whether it's reputational risk. going to hear Tim Scott quote about it. It is right t ...
Bank of America CEO responds to Trump’s claim he was rejected as a customer
CNBC Television· 2025-08-05 19:24
Regulatory Landscape & Compliance - The industry acknowledges the need to re-evaluate laws, rules, and regulations to prevent decisions that may be viewed negatively in retrospect [6][7] - The industry is collaborating with the Treasury administration to balance regulations and avoid after-the-fact scrutiny [8] - The industry seeks to prevent regulators from influencing company decisions in ways not explicitly mandated by Congress [11] Business Operations & Customer Base - Bank of America serves 70 million consumers [9] - Bank of America serves more small businesses than any other institution, totaling 12 million [9] - Bank of America serves more middle market companies than any other institution [9] Reputational Risk Management - Bank of America CEO addresses allegations of discrimination against conservatives, emphasizing adherence to laws and regulations [3][4][6] - Bank of America aims to navigate regulatory changes and ensure fair treatment under the law [11]
X @Balaji
Balaji· 2025-08-03 06:44
Market Trends & Regulatory Landscape - The report suggests that traditional US capital markets are declining in favor of Internet capital markets and crypto exchanges [2] - Regulatory interference is seen as detrimental to capitalist transactions, leading to less M&A activity, more complex deal structures, and increased political maneuvering [3][4] - The author argues that regulations strengthen large corporations (bigcos) by creating barriers to entry and acquisition for startups [5] Investment & Exit Strategies - Big companies (bigcos) are putting less profit into exits, resulting in less money available for tech startups [4] - The author believes that the goal of some regulators is to hinder technological advancement [5] - The VC model relies on a few successful companies to offset the failures of many blocked acquisitions [6] IPO & Crypto Markets - The author anticipates a shift towards easier IPOs via crypto, with companies listing on Internet capital markets instead of traditional exchanges like NYSE/NASDAQ [1] - The rise of Internet coins is correlated with the decline in the number of US public companies [2] M&A Dynamics - Big companies (bigcos) reduce M&A activity due to the need to budget for regulatory challenges [3] - Big companies (bigcos) are forced into complex deal structures [3] - Big companies (bigcos) prefer to fight startups rather than acquire them, often resorting to political tactics [3][4]