Kate (Larson) Prochaska Photo credit: rawpixel on Unsplash. Over the last decade, chatter about financial technology – or FinTech – has grown into a loud chorus. Buzzwords like blockchain, cryptocurrency, and artificial intelligence have seeped into our vocabulary without us noticing. But what does this all mean? From accessing affordable credit to cover an unexpected… Read more about We Need to Bridge the Gap Between FinTech Policy and Innovation

U.S. Chamber Staff Fill me in: In a largely bipartisan vote, the House on Tuesday passed the JOBS and Investor Confidence Act, more commonly known as JOBS Act 3.0 reform, 406-4. The legislation would amend U.S. securities laws and help small and midsize businesses raise the capital they need to expand and hire more employees,… Read more about Quick Take: Your Primer on the JOBS Act 3.0

Samantha DeZur Photo credit: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg. Winston Churchill once said “If the human race wishes to have a prolonged and indefinite period of material prosperity, they have only got to behave in a peaceful and helpful way toward one another.” Churchill probably wasn’t referring to financial services regulation, but it nevertheless applies. Brexit, trade wars,… Read more about The European Union and United States Must Respect Their Financial Regulatory Differences