Why do we have regulation

It is a fundamental law, and it establishes the principles of how the crypto market will be regulated. The law does not contain any specific requirements and direct obligations. Nevertheless, the ...

That has to change, and while part of the solution may involve government regulation, there are other—potentially more effective—routes that can be taken. Here’s why the supplements industry ...

Some states have created new packaging regulation ... “We need labeling, we need education, and we need the ability to hold companies and individuals who make false promises responsible ...

The ‘moral bankruptcy’ of our financial system does not reflect the values of the people whose money is invested rather, it is the result of financial intermediaries insufficiently reflecting the will ...

In a late success for the French presidency of the EU Council, negotiators from the European Parliament and the EU Council agreed to extend the rules on information accompanying the transfers of funds ...

Dave Zeiler gives an overview of the most recent crypto legislation and explains why it represents a huge profit play for crypto investors.

Out of these myriad of issues, gun control is merely one tool we have in order ... Except why, despite a preponderance of support for such measures, does nothing ever change? The answer has ...

Founder & CSO of Cloudentity Open Banking is dramatically changing the way financial institutions, investment companies and fintech organizations transact in the digital economy. The market is rapidly ...

constructive regulation in the near term, which is something that we and many others have been asking for, begging for, for a long time. MR. NEWMYER: Why do you say that? What makes it more likely?

In this episode of CrypTalk, Ross Sinclair speaks with Gaurav Nair of Jaltech, an alternative investment fund, about what a blockchain is.