In exploring the complex world of financial regulations, Liberty Street Economics stands out as a valuable resource, particularly due to its robust analytical approach and policy-centric discussions. Managed by economists at the New York Fed, this blog delves deeply into how regulatory changes
January 9, 2025The urgent need to update financial regulations to support the global energy transition towards net-zero carbon emissions is becoming increasingly apparent. Current financial tools, models, and regulations may not be sufficient to meet the net-zero and carbon neutrality commitments that governments
January 6, 2025The realm of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation is an evolving landscape across the globe. Governments and regulatory bodies are striving to ensure that AI is adopted safely, used responsibly, and simultaneously encourages innovation. As AI technologies increasingly permeate financial
January 6, 2025On Christmas Eve, Nicaraguan dictator Daniel Ortega introduced a legislative proposal with far-reaching implications for the country’s financial institutions. This new law aims to reshape the administration of the Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) and the Superintendency of Banks and Other Financial I
December 26, 2024In an era marked by a significant loss of vote share by incumbent governing parties, as seen in developed nations in 2024, there is a clear erosion of public trust that needs urgent attention. The founder and CEO of Starling, Stephen Scott, asserts the necessity for financial regulators to
December 20, 2024The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently proposed implementing stricter regulations on the cryptocurrency market, aiming to mitigate the risks associated with digital assets. This initiative was outlined in a discussion paper released on December 16. It aims to prohibit
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