Laws & Regulations

How Is a $354M Deal Creating a Regional Banking Power?
Regulatory & Compliance How Is a $354M Deal Creating a Regional Banking Power?

With a 48% surge in bank deals this year, the M&A landscape is more competitive than ever. To navigate this dynamic environment, we sat down with Priya Jaiswal, a leading voice in corporate finance with deep expertise in the banking sector. We discussed the strategic thinking behind Burke &

Why Is the UK Aligning Its Crypto Rules With the US?
Regulatory & Compliance Why Is the UK Aligning Its Crypto Rules With the US?

The United Kingdom's decision to forge its own path in cryptocurrency regulation, distinct from its European neighbors, signals a significant strategic pivot toward closer financial alignment with the United States. With a clear timeline now set for implementation by October 2027, the UK's approach

Is 2025 the Tipping Point for AI in Finance?
Digital & Technology Is 2025 the Tipping Point for AI in Finance?

The once-distant hum of artificial intelligence has grown into a defining roar within the financial sector, as the industry has moved decisively from cautious experimentation to ambitious, large-scale implementation of AI technologies. This year marks a clear inflection point where theoretical

Huntington Wins Speedy Approval for $7.4B Cadence Deal
Regulatory & Compliance Huntington Wins Speedy Approval for $7.4B Cadence Deal

In a landscape often defined by protracted regulatory reviews, the recent lightning-fast approval of Huntington Bank’s acquisition of Cadence has sent a clear signal to the industry. To unpack the implications of this deal and what it tells us about the current M&A environment, we sat down with

Do New Regulators Signal a Return to Deregulation?
Regulatory & Compliance Do New Regulators Signal a Return to Deregulation?

A contentious party-line Senate vote has confirmed permanent leaders for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), crystallizing a new direction for U.S. financial oversight. The appointments of Travis Hill to the FDIC and Michael Selig to the

PayPal Joins Rush for Controversial Bank Charter
Digital & Technology PayPal Joins Rush for Controversial Bank Charter

As the line between technology and finance continues to blur, few developments are as consequential as non-financial companies seeking to become banks. PayPal, a titan of digital payments, is the latest to make this move, applying for a special type of charter that has long been a source of intense

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