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The financial regulatory technology and compliance solutions provider, ComplySci, added David Eisner, a former senior U.S. Treasury official and Sari Granat, senior legal and compliance executive with IHS Markit, to its Board of Directors, the company announced in a press release.

Speaking recently at a Senate Finance Committee hearing, Dr .Yellen commented; “I think many (cryptocurrencies) are used, at least in a transaction sense, mainly for illicit financing. And I think we really need to examine ways in which we can curtail their use, and make sure that anti-money laundering doesn't occur through those channels.” Now if you buy into that line of thinking you may be very surprised to know that the data just does not support Dr. Y's comments (and Daffy didn't win an Academy Award).

Things settled down to a steady hum, with integrations dominating the Fintech conversation. Utility returned as innovators continued to find new ways to handle...

Last week was all about blockchains. Every institutional behemoth had an interest in blockchain-related issues. On the other hand, the regulatory drama continued to...

The earnings season and the elections were a potent combination for a slightly subdued industry. Innovation continued, with everything pointing toward an intense year-end. Headlines...

The recently concluded elections showed the crypto industry's new outlook as the sector took center stage in ongoing conversations and choices voters made. Implementing...

The industry continued to normalize, with unique traits defining its pivotal moments. Digital assets continued to have the innovation everyone is (now) accustomed to...

Partnerships continued to drive the industry, with utility gaining traction. Government interventions showed up as usual, and upstarts upended the regular flow. Headlines to take...

Product launches moved the needles with a light regulatory touch keeping things in check. That said, governments let the private sector take the driver's...

This time on AI & Finance, we’re going to return to two fairly familiar but timely topics before we press on to an extensive...