Natasha Teja

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• Payments: how much regulation is enough?
• The sustainability disclosures game – away from the ESG alphabet soup?
• IIB Washington: tackling the new age of cyber attacks
• The "lemon" problem: SEC’s Uyeda calls for regulatory action on misinformation
• More regulatory convergence needed for cross border payments plan, FSB says
• FCA to shake up its asset management rules
• Foreign banks ensnared in SEC’s crypto custody crackdown
• FCA to get sweeping BNPL powers
• OCC bank merger talks hint at stricter deal approval processes
• European banks set to get new mortgage portfolio standards
• The digital pound: can private payments and the UK’s CBDC coexist peacefully? The BoE thinks so
• Digital euro will fail without us, German banks say
• IOSCO revises commodity derivatives principles amid market volatility
• SEC tries again on ABS conflicts
• New York regulator warns crypto firms over customer asset segregation
• PRA’s policies already embrace competitiveness objective, BoE’s Bailey says
• US regulators approve BNP Paribas’ local unit sale to Canada’s BMO
• ESMA targets social media influencer relationships
• EBA raises regulatory arbitrage fears in PSD2 review
• CROs rank cybersecurity risks over climate and financial, IIF-EY survey finds
• SGX penalises UOB associate firm over internal control blunders
• Indonesia’s OJK issues new cybersecurity rules after attacks escalate
• “Prolonged” regulatory process scuppers second BMTX-First Sound merger attempt
• US regulators’ joint crypto warning could prompt project cancellations
• Berkovitz departs SEC after a year
• New York climate guidance warns banks against redlining when greenlining

• New York’s crypto guidance leaves unanswered questions, practitioners say
• Empty desk syndrome: ESMA criticises BaFin’s oversight of post-Brexit relocations
• The quiet death of “Singapore-on-Thames”
• No Big Bang 2.0 – UK's post-Brexit reform package not a return to pre-2008, experts say
• McWilliams ousting haunts FDIC chair confirmation hearing
• BMTX admits defeat and submits second charter request
• US regulators single out Citi over living will failings
• New CCP guidelines mark EU’s post-Brexit fight for clearing competitiveness
• “After the crisis is always before the crisis”, says BaFin president
• Is the Fed’s “kinder, gentler” era over?
• Seven years on, New York’s DFS to amend its cybersecurity regulations
• MAS releases first report on potential purpose-bound CBDC
• Fed releases master account transparency proposals
• DIFC launches crypto regime, with three recognised tokens
• Singapore’s proposed crypto measures evoke mixed reactions
• “You wouldn’t want to rush anything”: Australia reviews group structures prudential framework
• “A global regulatory consensus is a pipe dream”: GBRR Live considers divergence and its implications
• “The data still isn’t good enough”: FSB publishes climate progress reports
• "The crypto world has to brace for impact": FSB proposes post-Terra regulatory framework
• OCC’s 2023 plan focuses on bank readiness for emerging risks
• Community round-up: NY Fed hires GC from BlackRock, Stroock hires partner in New York
• More Basel III delays? Practitioners doubt 2025 initial implementation
• Barclays’ control deficiencies over securities blunder were “simply staggering”, says SEC
• “Those lawless days are coming to a close": EU commissioner speaks out on MiCA and digital euro
• Practitioners welcome overhauled Abu Dhabi capital markets framework
• Barclays faces class action over excess securities sale