Brian Brooks Defends Fintech Banking Charter Amidst Congressional Criticism
In a recent congressional hearing, Brian Brooks defended the fintech banking charter against criticism, asserting it promotes innovation in the financial sector.
Former Ripple Advisor Poised to Become Next Comptroller of the Currency
Michael Barr could become the next Comptroller of the Currency, overseeing national banks and shaping the future of cryptocurrency regulation.
Brian Brooks Steps Down as OCC Chief: What’s Next for U.S. Banking?
Brian Brooks steps down as OCC head, with Blake Paulson taking over. Discover the impact on U.S. banking and regulations.
The Future of Finance: Blockchain Warriors and the Next Comptroller’s Vision
Brian Brooks shares his vision for future finance as blockchain-native; departing OCC leader promotes algorithms over bankers.
Anchorage Becomes First Crypto Firm to Secure U.S. Banking Charter
Anchorage has become the first crypto firm to gain a U.S. national bank charter, marking a pivotal moment in the crypto banking landscape.
Revamping Banking Regulations for a Digital Era: A Call for Algorithm Adaptation
Brian Brooks advocates for modern banking regulations that embrace algorithms over human failings, aiming for fairness and universal access.
Navigating Fintech Regulation: Brooks’ Stand Against CFPB Chartering Powers
Brian Brooks cautions against granting CFPB fintech chartering powers, highlighting regulatory clarity and consumer protection roles.
Treasury Lets Banks Dive into Distributed Ledger Networks: What You Need to Know
The OCC allows banks to use independent nodes for distributed ledger networks, signaling a major shift in crypto banking operations.
BitPay Aims for National Trust Bank: A Game Changer in Cryptocurrency Regulation
BitPay aims to establish a national trust bank, potentially revolutionizing crypto regulations and services in the U.S.
Regulators Embrace Bitcoin: Ensuring a Secure Financial Integration
Brian Brooks discusses Bitcoin’s integration into finance, assuring that no bans are in sight while maintaining regulations for safety.