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ECB President Warns Stablecoins Could 'Threaten' Monetary Sovereignty

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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde wrote in an editorial that she thinks stablecoins could pose a risk to "financial stability and monetary sovereignty.”. The editorial noted the rise of digital payment methods, which have been especially expedited due to the pandemic.

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The Guardian view on the EU economy: adopt, not outlaw, Keynesian policies | Editorial

TheGuardian

The EU had used high debt levels as a reason to intervene in public policy. This allowed member states the freedom to mitigate the damage of a Covid recession without worrying too much about borrowing levels. That fear was well-founded.

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DOJ’s Delrahim: Antitrust Laws Apply To Big Tech

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They have real impact — not only in economics, but in policy and democracy,” Delrahim told CNBC. And the question is, are these platforms…[are] these technology platforms [utilities] to convey information between you and me, or are they publishers with the same editorial standards as CBS…Wall Street Journal and NBC?” Delrahim said.

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Today In Digital-First Banking: ECB President Warns Of Stablecoin Risks; Velo Labs Collaborates With Lightnet, Visa

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ECB President Christine Lagarde wrote in an editorial that she believes stablecoins could present a risk to "financial stability and monetary sovereignty.” Plus, the Central Bank of Iceland (CBI) is debuting a new instant payments infrastructure. ECB President Warns Stablecoins Could 'Threaten' Monetary Sovereignty.

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Celent Banking - Untitled Article

Celent Banking

Well for many obvious reasons, the most notable of which has been the large scale failure of institutions to manage their risks and the well-editorialized consequences of those failures. Many large financial institutions spent in excess of $25 million on rolling out failed enterprise risk management frameworks during the 2000’s.

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On Free Speech

Vitalik Buterin

Here is Theymos’s post defending his policies: [link] , including the now infamous line “If 90% of /r/Bitcoin users find these policies to be intolerable, then I want these 90% of /r/Bitcoin users to leave”. Theymos’s shift in policy was a surprise to many people, and it was not foreseeable ahead of time that it would take place.

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PR Insight: Tell Me What You Really Think

William Mills

One often overlooked channel for the public relations and marketing department is the opinion-based editorials (or op-ed for short). As a credit union, there are many topics that you are a natural expert on – housing, tax and debt policies; financial management; credit and loan issues; impact of new laws on a family’s budget; etc.