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Trump’s fintech order has put non-bank access to US payment rails back in focus, with regulators asked to review how fintech firms fit into core infrastructure.
22 MAY 2026
Tennessee has introduced a tax on overseas money transfers, drawing fintech industry criticism as US remittance rules become more complicated.
22 MAY 2026
Kaspersky research finds that nearly half of adults experienced tech-enabled abuse in the past year, while awareness of the term remains low.
21 MAY 2026
Industry figures have responded to reports that the Bank of England is reconsidering proposed stablecoin holding caps and reserve requirements.
17 MAY 2026
The 2026 King’s Speech sets out reforms affecting UK fintech, payments and digital finance, from PSR consolidation and digital ID to cyber resilience and late payment protections.
13 MAY 2026
Australia’s proposed CGT reforms have prompted fintech warnings over startup funding, employee equity incentives and early-stage investment.
13 MAY 2026
WHAT FINTECHLY IS TRACKING
EU
The ESMA Level 3 paper on MiCA distribution that may close the passporting loophole.
US
How big banks plan to comply with finalised CFPB Section 1033 by the deadline.
UK
The PSR's draft consultation on APP fraud reimbursement after the volume rebound.
ASIA
Singapore's MAS digital-bank licence review and what it changes for the four licensees.
MENA
Dubai's first three RWA licensees and what they are bringing on-chain.
GLOBAL
Which European banks will mint their own MiCA-licensed euro stablecoin first.
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