Europe’s attempted bonfire of red tape is impressing no one
From GDPR and CSRD to rules on AI and ESG, the EU alphabet soup is still causing despair …
Russia Opens Doors to Crypto Derivatives Access for Select Investors
Russia’s central bank will let qualified investors trade crypto-linked derivatives under strict rules, marking a cautious step toward regulated digital assets.
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Top US Banks Discuss Crypto Expansion, Initial Approach Remains Tentative: Report
With the evolving regulatory landscape in the US, large banks are considering crypto pilot schemes, partnerships and limited crypto trading.
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NYC Pro-Crypto Mayor Announces Bitcoin Bond Plan, Intends to Eliminate BitLicense
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has advocated a BitBond, an financial instrument that would allow investors to earn a fixed income on Bitcoin.
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New Jersey County to Tokenize $240B in Property Deeds on Avalanche Blockchain
Bergen County, New Jersey’s most populous region, has signed a landmark five-year agreement with blockchain land records firm Balcony to tokenize 370,000 property deeds on the Avalanche blockchain.
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Homeowners horror as thousands of households face extra £510 monthly mortgage costs
Hundreds of thousands of homeowners face a “substantial jump” in mortgage costs. …
EDF, EON and Octopus Energy to pay £1,000 into customers’ accounts
Energy firms including EDF, E.On and Octopus Energy will pay out as much as £1,000 into customers’ accounts following an Ofgem ruling. …
UK households set for £4,300 boost after child benefit cap change
UK households could get £4,300 on average if the government goes ahead with plans to remove the two-child benefit cap. …
Mastercard’s £70 payout to customers explained after major legal ruling
You do not need to have had a Mastercard to apply for the compensation. …
