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Islamic sukuk issuance reached $185 billion globally in 2025, compelling regulatory bodies to standardise Sharia-compliant asset frameworks.
Central Bank of Ireland Deputy Governor addresses credit union leaders on sector modernization and regulatory evolution in Dublin speech.
Deputy Governor outlines regulatory framework for digital asset tokenization at Dublin finance conference.
European Union's proposed 0.1% cryptocurrency trading tax aims to generate €3-4 billion annually but may push activity to harder-to-regulate decentralized exchanges.
Regulatory loosening delivers massive benefits to major banks while traditional media companies enter banking and established institutions adopt fintech approaches.
Iran's threats to commercial vessels disrupt global trade while creating opportunities for crypto scammers to exploit the chaos, prompting regulatory concerns.
US Treasury removes 80 outdated entries from sanctions blacklist, reducing compliance burdens and signaling more agile approach to sanctions administration.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau eliminated dozens of press releases and statements predating February 2025, marking a systematic erasure of institutional memory.
Former SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce joins Virginia law school faculty 18 months after term ended, highlighting ongoing regulatory leadership gaps.
China's State Council initiates comprehensive revision of central bank law as part of broader financial system overhaul targeting regulatory stability.
Federal regulators float changes to the 30-year-old CAMELS bank rating system as part of broader supervision reforms.
Non-dollar stablecoins capture mere 0.2% of market despite diversification efforts, highlighting persistent U.S. financial hegemony in digital assets.