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Bank Regulators Say That While AI Is New, It Is Not Immune to Old Rules
Senior bank regulators stated that financial institutions’ utilization of artificial intelligence ought to have risk controls in place to manage potential disadvantages, suggesting that old regulations may be imposed on the new technology. Officials from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency cautioned that besides machine learning guidanceContinue reading “Bank Regulators Say That While AI Is New, It Is Not Immune to Old Rules”

Officials From the Federal Government & The City of New York Are Seeking Public Input on Cryptocurrency Regulation
The private sector’s engagement in the digital assets industry is critical, according to government aides from the US Treasury Department, Commerce Department, and New York State Department of Financial Services, not only for technological innovation but also to guarantee it is not used for illicit reasons. Officials from the reporting three agencies spoke at aContinue reading “Officials From the Federal Government & The City of New York Are Seeking Public Input on Cryptocurrency Regulation”

OnRamp Insurance Conference 2022
On June 15th, our Head of Business Developer, Ben Robertson, will be attending the onRamp Insurance Conference in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota. The event is being organized by Gener8tor and will take place at the Allianz Field, home of the Minnesota United FC. Join the leading insurance companies, investors and startups at OnRamp Insurance toContinue reading “OnRamp Insurance Conference 2022”

TCF 2022: Bridging the Fintech and Banking Gap
Across both days of the Temenos Community Forum (TCF), the concepts of Banking as a Service (BaaS) and Banking as a Platform (BaaP) were prominent. These subjects were discussed during a meeting led by Ross Mallace, executive vice president, global head of SaaS and partner ecosystem at Temenos, on how to expand your business. WhenContinue reading “TCF 2022: Bridging the Fintech and Banking Gap”
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