Tag:Financial Services

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United States: The Continuing Shift to Modern Money Transmission Laws
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New House AI Bills for the Financial Services Sector
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Australian Treasury Proposes New Consumer Data Right Rules for Non-Bank Lenders
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Federal Court Vacates SEC’s Expanded Dealer Definition
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AI and Your Obligations as Licensee
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Singapore to Share Cryptocurrency Tax Information With Other Countries
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Annual Consumer Financial Services Symposium to Focus on 5 Top Issues
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FinTech outlook for 2018: US Banks look to AI
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Meet us at Money20/20!
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Better late than never to the FinTech party

United States: The Continuing Shift to Modern Money Transmission Laws

By: Judith Rinearson, Jeremy McLaughlin, Jennifer Crowder, and Joshua Durham

Within the past two months, three states have adopted the Money Transmission Modernization Act (MTMA). The governors of Virginia, Mississippi, and most recently Colorado, signed bills that implement the MTMA, and two other states are currently considering similar bills (Alaska and Nebraska).

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New House AI Bills for the Financial Services Sector

By: Christopher Valente, Scott Gelbman, and Joshua Durham

Artificial intelligence (AI) remains top of mind for lawmakers and regulators, who continue to grapple with new legislative proposals, as well as a changing regulatory regime designed to prepare the US government to interact with AI-related issues, while also positioning the US to be a leader in AI innovation. In line with 15 USC Ch. 119 and Executive Order 14110, two more bipartisan House bills were just introduced to further the government’s response to AI.

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Australian Treasury Proposes New Consumer Data Right Rules for Non-Bank Lenders

By: Daniel Knight, Simon Kiburg, Hugo Chow and Madison Jeffreys

The Australian Treasury released an Exposure Draft on 26 November 2024 (Amending Rules) proposing amendments to the Competition and Consumer (Consumer Data Right) Rules 2020 (CDR Rules). Whilst the government designated the non-bank lending sector as subject to the CDR regime on 21 November 2022 and had released draft rules for consultation last year, the new proposed Amending Rules have taken into account stakeholder feedback and reflects the government’s recent ‘reset’ of the CDR regime. 

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Federal Court Vacates SEC’s Expanded Dealer Definition

By: Richard F. Kerr, Jessica D. Cohn, and Joshua L. Durham

On 21 November 2024, the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas (Court) ruled against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in two separate cases, vacating its rule which expanded the definition of securities dealers.

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AI and Your Obligations as Licensee

By: Daniel Knight, Ben Kneebush and Madison Jeffreys

As Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be adopted and used by Australian Financial Services (AFS) licensees broadly, there is a risk that the deployment of AI might cause licensees to fall short of their existing regulatory obligations and emerging best practices.

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Singapore to Share Cryptocurrency Tax Information With Other Countries

By: Nicolet-Serra and Josh Durham

Singapore has just become the 48th nation (joining the US) to begin implementing the international Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), which is intended to standardize the automatic exchange of personal financial information between countries and to reduce tax evasion by those engaging in cryptocurrency transactions.

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Annual Consumer Financial Services Symposium to Focus on 5 Top Issues

K&L Gates is proud to host the 2021 Consumer Financial Services Symposium – Virtual Edition.  This symposium will consist of a series of webinars over the course of several weeks with the first panel focusing on FinTech Trends, Developments, and New Directions on Wednesday, April 21 at 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. EST. 

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FinTech outlook for 2018: US Banks look to AI

By Cameron Abbott and Harry Crawford

With 2017 at a close, US banks have set out their 2018 FinTech new year resolutions. According to American Banker, US banks are likely to focus their FinTech investment in 4 major areas in 2018:

  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning
  • Open banking
  • Cybersecurity and biometrics
  • Commercial banking innovation

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Meet us at Money20/20!

K&L Gates is excited to be a part of Money20/20, the largest global event focused on payments and financial services innovation! Join us from October 22nd – 24th in Las Vegas, U.S.

We have several exciting events and programs taking place during the conference.

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Better late than never to the FinTech party

By Cameron Abbott and Olivia Coburn

Oracle has finally realised that it wants to hang out with the cool FinTech kids on the block, having recently announced the release of its Oracle Banking Payments application programming interface (API) service.

Oracle’s move recognises the value of offering better ways for its banking clients to collaborate with FinTechs and other third parties.

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