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EU Parliament Votes in Favour of Regulation That Could Impact Unhosted Crypto Wallets
In another installment of the European Union’s discussions on the controversial Transfer of Funds Regulation (TFR), the European Parliament’s Committee for Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) have passed a controversial draft that could exert a negative impact on the industr...
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European Union to Vote on Proposal That Could Make Things Difficult for Non-Custodial Wallets
The European Parliament Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs will vote on an Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulatory package soon. The package seeks to revise the current 'Transfer of Funds Regulation' (TFR) in a way that requires financial institutions to attach information of transacting parties when dealing in crypto assets.
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Bitcoin Ban Stamped Out of EU’s Crypto-Centric MiCA Bill, Emphasis Laid on Green Mining
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the EU has squashed BTC banning proposal, replacing it with another idea. The committee has suggested to make Bitcoin mining easier on the environment. The bill awaits approvals from EU’s executive arm and member states to become a law.
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Northern EU States Urge Caution In Euro Reforms
Eight northern European countries said on Tuesday that euro zone reforms should focus on completing the banking union, improving compliance with budget rules and setting up a European Monetary Fund, with more ambitious plans left for later.
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IMF Head Calls For Quick End To Brexit Uncertainty
The head of the International Monetary Fund called today for quick action to end uncertainty over Britain's vote to leave the European Union, which she said is dampening global economic growth.
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Brexit: Christine Lagarde Worries About 'Inward-Looking Forces'
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde sounded an alarm Thursday over rising populism and nationalism, citing Britain's vote last month to exit the European Union.
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Brexit Uncertainty A Top Risk To Global Economy: IMF
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday that Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union a week ago has created uncertainty that poses a major threat to the global economy.
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Better For Britain To Stay In European Union: IMF Chief
Britain will benefit most by staying in the European Union (EU), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief said today.
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Barack Obama Would Be Hypocritical To Back EU 'In' Vote, Says London Mayor
It would be hypocritical of President Barack Obama to support Britain staying in the European Union because Washington would never share its own sovereignty, London Mayor Boris Johnson said on Saturday ahead of a visit by the U.S. leader.
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IMF's Christine Lagarde Says Negotiating 'In Good Faith' With Greece On Debt
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Tuesday that her team was continuing to negotiate with Greece "in good faith" over its debt issues.
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IMF Urges Europe To Work Harder To Integrate Refugees
The International Monetary Fund warned Europe of the economic challenge of the refugee crisis and urged it to work harder to assimilate migrants.
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Refugee Crisis Will Feature at G20 Leaders Summit: Turkey
The unprecedented migrant outflow from the Middle East and North Africa will feature high on the agenda at a summit of the world's top 20 economies in November, a Turkish minister said on Saturday.
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Greek Parliament Approves Bailout After All-Night Debate
Greek lawmakers finally voted through the country's third international bailout today after a bitter all-night debate, hours before European finance ministers were due to meet to approve the deal with Germany digging in its heels.
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Germany Skeptical Over Greece Bailout Deal Despite PM Tsipras' Confidence
Greek lawmakers will hold an emergency parliament session today for a crucial vote on ratifying a hurriedly-concluded bailout deal, but Germany - Europe's de facto paymaster - has cast doubt on the agreement.
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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EU Parliament Votes in Favour of Regulation That Could Impact Unhosted Crypto Wallets
In another installment of the European Union’s discussions on the controversial Transfer of Funds Regulation (TFR), the European Parliament’s Committee for Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) have passed a controversial draft that could exert a negative impact on the industr...
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European Union to Vote on Proposal That Could Make Things Difficult for Non-Custodial Wallets
The European Parliament Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs will vote on an Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulatory package soon. The package seeks to revise the current 'Transfer of Funds Regulation' (TFR) in a way that requires financial institutions to attach information of transacting parties when dealing in crypto assets.
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Bitcoin Ban Stamped Out of EU’s Crypto-Centric MiCA Bill, Emphasis Laid on Green Mining
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the EU has squashed BTC banning proposal, replacing it with another idea. The committee has suggested to make Bitcoin mining easier on the environment. The bill awaits approvals from EU’s executive arm and member states to become a law.
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Northern EU States Urge Caution In Euro Reforms
Eight northern European countries said on Tuesday that euro zone reforms should focus on completing the banking union, improving compliance with budget rules and setting up a European Monetary Fund, with more ambitious plans left for later.
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IMF Head Calls For Quick End To Brexit Uncertainty
The head of the International Monetary Fund called today for quick action to end uncertainty over Britain's vote to leave the European Union, which she said is dampening global economic growth.
-
Brexit: Christine Lagarde Worries About 'Inward-Looking Forces'
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde sounded an alarm Thursday over rising populism and nationalism, citing Britain's vote last month to exit the European Union.
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Brexit Uncertainty A Top Risk To Global Economy: IMF
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday that Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union a week ago has created uncertainty that poses a major threat to the global economy.
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Better For Britain To Stay In European Union: IMF Chief
Britain will benefit most by staying in the European Union (EU), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief said today.
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Barack Obama Would Be Hypocritical To Back EU 'In' Vote, Says London Mayor
It would be hypocritical of President Barack Obama to support Britain staying in the European Union because Washington would never share its own sovereignty, London Mayor Boris Johnson said on Saturday ahead of a visit by the U.S. leader.
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IMF's Christine Lagarde Says Negotiating 'In Good Faith' With Greece On Debt
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Tuesday that her team was continuing to negotiate with Greece "in good faith" over its debt issues.
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IMF Urges Europe To Work Harder To Integrate Refugees
The International Monetary Fund warned Europe of the economic challenge of the refugee crisis and urged it to work harder to assimilate migrants.
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Refugee Crisis Will Feature at G20 Leaders Summit: Turkey
The unprecedented migrant outflow from the Middle East and North Africa will feature high on the agenda at a summit of the world's top 20 economies in November, a Turkish minister said on Saturday.
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Greek Parliament Approves Bailout After All-Night Debate
Greek lawmakers finally voted through the country's third international bailout today after a bitter all-night debate, hours before European finance ministers were due to meet to approve the deal with Germany digging in its heels.
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Germany Skeptical Over Greece Bailout Deal Despite PM Tsipras' Confidence
Greek lawmakers will hold an emergency parliament session today for a crucial vote on ratifying a hurriedly-concluded bailout deal, but Germany - Europe's de facto paymaster - has cast doubt on the agreement.
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
