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The need for a modernised response to financial product regulation
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18 March 2024
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Author(s):
Edward F Greene
,
Jared Gerber
,
David Lopez
,
Duane McLaughlin
,
Emily Arndt
,
Sabrina Singer
,
Brandon Welcome
In this article, the authors consider recent federal court decisions that have addressed how two evolving financial products and markets – namely syndicated loans and crypto tokens – should be classified in the US regulatory system. They then highlight the need for policy-oriented reforms to address the current uncertainty.
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