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NYDFS
The U.S. War on Crypto Isn’t Over
The fact that the Trump administration has installed many crypto-friendly people in positions of power doesn’t mean that the industry will now get a free pass.
NYDFS 'More Eager Than Anyone' for Federal Legislation, Chief Says
NYDFS Superintendent Adrienne Harris said any federal legislation should still keep a role for state regulators.
Crypto Trading Firm Cumberland Acquires New York's BitLicense
The company said it's one of the only principal trading firms to hold the state's crypto license.
NYDFS Issues New Crypto Firm Guidance for Consumer Complaints
The regulator wants digital asset providers to include policies which cover response and resolution monitoring and reporting.
Crypto Custody Tech Firm Fireblocks Seeks New York-Regulated Trust Company
The firm also convening a crypto custodian partner program with a starting line up of companies from the U.S., the United Arab Emirates, Britain, Singapore, Thailand and Australia.
Genesis Global Trading Pays $8M to Settle New York Lawsuit
The crypto lender also agreed to cease its business activities in New York and forfeit its BitLicense to settle anti-money laundering and fraud charges against it.
Regulators Not Afraid to Take Action Against Crypto Rule Breakers, NYDFS Chief Says
The regulator has brought enforcement actions against Coinbase and Robinhood.
NYDFS Superintendent Adrienne Harris Shifting Regulator 'Away From Enforcement,' Legal Expert Says
Reed Smith LLP counsel Hadas Jacobi, who also previously worked for the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) Office of the General Counsel and Enforcement, discusses how Superintendent Adrienne Harris has shifted the regulator "away from enforcement and towards expanding the department's crypto group," with the addition of roughly 60 staff members. "It's a huge deal," Jacobi added.
New York's Crypto Stance Shows 'There's a Grown-Up in the Room' Regarding Regulations: Legal Expert
New York's financial regulator wants tougher restrictions on crypto coin listings for companies regulated in the state, especially if they target retail clients. Hadas Jacobi, Reed Smith LLP counsel, who also previously worked for the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) Office of the General Counsel and Enforcement, discusses her reaction to the proposed updated guidelines issued by the regulator Monday.
Can Regulators Ever Keep Up With Crypto Markets?
New York’s finance watchdog's proposed token listing requirements give up the game before it starts.
