A US regulator has implemented a new policy to blacklist all newly manufactured foreign-made routers due to security concerns, impacting international technology supply chains and affecting major brands. China is estimated to control at least 60% of the US market for home routers, and the FCC order bans new models.
US regulators have unveiled plans to ease capital requirements for major banks, a move seen as a win for big banks and potentially impacting financial regulations and Wall Street capital requirements.
US regulators have unveiled plans to reduce capital requirements for Wall Street banks by 4.8%, a move that critics argue could weaken financial crisis safeguards.
US regulators have announced that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, providing clarity and potentially encouraging broader adoption of digital assets in traditional finance.
A US regulator is considering sharing the application of World Liberty bank with lawmakers, indicating scrutiny over the bank's operations or approval process.
Crypto.com has secured conditional approval from US regulators for a national trust bank charter, marking a significant step for the cryptocurrency platform.
Bankers are pushing to prevent a US regulator, potentially Michael Hsu, from taking charge of the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority, highlighting concerns over leadership.
US regulators are reportedly moving to soften capital rules for major banks, a development that some suggest indicates big banks have achieved their lobbying goals.
Gauzy has successfully regained compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements after making a key board appointment, resolving previous regulatory issues.
A US regulator has reportedly threatened broadcasters following complaints from Donald Trump regarding their coverage of the war on Iran, raising concerns about media freedom.
US regulators have stated that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, providing clarity for financial institutions.
US regulators have stated that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, a move that could impact the adoption of blockchain technology in finance.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has released a statement informing investors that it identified another four websites that are not operated by entities authorised to provide investment services under Cypriot law. The regulator stated that the websites deumarket.com, crowd-base.com, velorato.com and xt-blimited.com do not belong to an entity granted authorisation for the provision […]
An article argues that if millions of American consumers were affected by a data issue, US regulators would treat it as a governance failure requiring transparent accountability, rather than a diplomatic issue.
Big banks are set to benefit significantly from a new proposal aimed at loosening capital rules, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, with US regulators moving to soften these rules.
According to a media report, the US stock market regulator is considering a proposal to require publicly traded companies to publish their results only semi-annually instead of every three months.
The US Commerce Department has officially withdrawn a planned rule concerning exports of AI chips, reversing a previous regulatory move that would have required global permits.
US regulators have announced that banks will not face additional capital charges for holding tokenized securities, a move impacting the financial sector's engagement with digital assets.
In "Historic Day For Nuclear Industry", Novel Technology Reactor Gets First Federal Permit In A Decade To Start Building
In a move that's got America's energy bureaucrats finally moving at something approaching market speed, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has handed TerraPower - the Bill Gates-backed outfit pushing the Natrium advanced reactor - the first commercial nuclear construction permit issued in nearly a decade.
After years of regulatory theater and the usual alphabe...
A US regulator has stated its power to police misconduct in prediction markets, indicating a potential increase in oversight for this emerging financial sector.
A trio of recent court cases is providing rulings on the extent to which accountants are held responsible for detecting fraud and errors in financial reporting.