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What is US' Stablecoin-Focussed GENIUS Act: Everything to Know
The US stablecoin bill has advanced to the House of Senate for the final approval. Dubbed the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, this legislation aims to set clear rules around the issuing and management of stablecoins in the US. Â
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Credit Suisse Hid Over $700 Million From US Department Of Justice: Senate
Embattled Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse has failed to disclose more than $700 million in previously undeclared accounts since 2014, in violation of a plea deal with the US Department of Justice, a Senate committee said Wednesday.
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Facebook Called Before US Senate Panel Over Libra Cryptocurrency Project
Facebook’s plans to create a global cryptocurrency will face scrutiny from the US Senate Banking Committee on July 16, the latest sign that policymakers around the globe are casting a wary eye on the project.
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Facebook Called Before US Senate Panel Over Digital Currency Project
Facebook's plans to create a global cryptocurrency will face scrutiny from the US Senate Banking Committee on July 16, the latest sign that policymakers around the globe are casting a wary eye on the project.
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As Bitcoin Plunges, US Senate Again Focuses on Virtual Currencies
The US Senate Banking Committee will question SEC and CFTC heads over how to better regulate Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Trump Son-In-Law Met Executives Of Sanctioned Russian Bank, Will Testify
Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a top White House adviser, has volunteered to testify to a Senate committee probing whether Russia tried to interfere in the 2016 presidential election, the White House said on Monday.
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US lawmakers call for tighter sanctions on Russia
Two members of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee called Sunday for tougher Western sanctions against Russia to include its petrochemical and banking industries and warned that Moscow thus far has ignored US and European efforts to persuade it to back off its confrontation with Ukraine.
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India to investigate alleged HSBC lapses in checking money-laundering
HSBC is being investigated by the Reserve Bank of India after a US senate committee said the bank's Indian staff mishandled checks to ensure the global banking giant was following norms that guard against money-laundering and terror-funding.
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What is US' Stablecoin-Focussed GENIUS Act: Everything to Know
The US stablecoin bill has advanced to the House of Senate for the final approval. Dubbed the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, this legislation aims to set clear rules around the issuing and management of stablecoins in the US. Â
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Credit Suisse Hid Over $700 Million From US Department Of Justice: Senate
Embattled Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse has failed to disclose more than $700 million in previously undeclared accounts since 2014, in violation of a plea deal with the US Department of Justice, a Senate committee said Wednesday.
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Facebook Called Before US Senate Panel Over Libra Cryptocurrency Project
Facebook’s plans to create a global cryptocurrency will face scrutiny from the US Senate Banking Committee on July 16, the latest sign that policymakers around the globe are casting a wary eye on the project.
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Facebook Called Before US Senate Panel Over Digital Currency Project
Facebook's plans to create a global cryptocurrency will face scrutiny from the US Senate Banking Committee on July 16, the latest sign that policymakers around the globe are casting a wary eye on the project.
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As Bitcoin Plunges, US Senate Again Focuses on Virtual Currencies
The US Senate Banking Committee will question SEC and CFTC heads over how to better regulate Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Trump Son-In-Law Met Executives Of Sanctioned Russian Bank, Will Testify
Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a top White House adviser, has volunteered to testify to a Senate committee probing whether Russia tried to interfere in the 2016 presidential election, the White House said on Monday.
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US lawmakers call for tighter sanctions on Russia
Two members of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee called Sunday for tougher Western sanctions against Russia to include its petrochemical and banking industries and warned that Moscow thus far has ignored US and European efforts to persuade it to back off its confrontation with Ukraine.
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India to investigate alleged HSBC lapses in checking money-laundering
HSBC is being investigated by the Reserve Bank of India after a US senate committee said the bank's Indian staff mishandled checks to ensure the global banking giant was following norms that guard against money-laundering and terror-funding.
