United States: FinTech

In this episode of Tools of the Trade, Jon sits down with Ryan VanGrack, president of legal and head of litigation at Coinbase, to explore his journey from public service...

State attorneys general are increasingly filling the enforcement void left by federal agencies, pursuing fintech companies through coordinated multi-state actions and new state-level regulations. From interest rate caps to product classification disputes, the regulatory landscape is shifting dramatically as states assert authority over digital financial services. Understanding these emerging enforcement patterns and compliance strategies has become critical for financial services companies navigating this f

Banks are increasingly favoring tokenized deposits over stablecoins as a method for blockchain-based payments, as they maintain traditional regulatory frameworks while enabling digital commerce innovation.

When Anthropic announced its Mythos AI model was too dangerous to release publicly, pairing the disclosure with a $100 million cybersecurity coalition, the moment seemed poised to test whether...

On May 29, 2026, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) took a series of coordinated actions to establish a domestic regulatory framework for perpetual contracts on digital commodities.

The CFTC has issued guidance on 24/7 trading and clearing in derivatives markets, signaling a major shift toward continuous operations. What operational, risk management, and compliance challenges must DCOs, DCMs, SEFs, and FCMs address before implementing around-the-clock trading, and how will regulators scrutinize these changes?

The Federal Reserve Board has proposed a new "Payment Account" framework that would provide limited Federal Reserve payment system access to eligible financial institutions, including fintechs and nontraditional entities.

The Federal Reserve has proposed a new Payment Account framework that would provide limited-purpose access to Federal Reserve payment services for eligible depository institutions, particularly those without federal insurance.

When digital assets are frozen, holders can suddenly be deprived of access to their legitimate assets or income. Here’s what to know to keep your digital holdings safe.