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  • With Wide-Ranging New Sanctions, US Treasury Targets Russian Military-Linked Elites And Industrial Base

    Date 14/09/2023

    Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is imposing nearly 100 sanctions on Russian elites and Russia’s industrial base, financial institutions, and technology suppliers as the United States continues to leverage sanctions and economic restrictions to undermine Russia’s capacity to wage its war against Ukraine. The Department of State also designated more than 70 persons. Today’s sanctions focus on persons benefiting from, supporting, and sustaining Russia’s brutal war of choice against Ukraine. 

  • Tokeny Fuels ABN AMRO Bank In Tokenizing Green Bonds On Polygon

    Date 14/09/2023

    ABN AMRO, in collaboration with Tokeny, has made history as the first Dutch bank to tokenize a green bond on a public blockchain. Employing the market-standard ERC3643 through Tokeny’s sophisticated tokenization platform, ABN AMRO has established robust control over its digital bonds. A control that ensures all regulatory requirements are enforced on-chain at the smart contract level, even when these green bonds are represented on the Polygon permissionless network.

  • FIAB Appoints Javier Hernani As FIAB President For The Period 2023-2025

    Date 14/09/2023

    • He was elected by the member exchanges during their 50th General Assembly and Annual Meeting held in Panama

  • Opening Remarks By US Secretary Of The Treasury Janet L. Yellen At The Second Annual CFIUS Conference

    Date 14/09/2023

    Thank you, Meena, for the introduction, and thanks to Paul for his leadership. I’m very proud of what CFIUS has accomplished over the past year. And it’s a testament to the incredible team that Paul has assembled.

  • IMF Staff Co-Publish Paper On Climate Alignment For The Financial Sector

    Date 14/09/2023

    Staff from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, and the OECD have today published a new report to compare methods for ensuring financial sector activities work for, not against, the Paris Agreement. The report, which also received input from BIS staff, aims to help policymakers, regulators and private sector entities improve sustainable finance ‘alignment approaches’, by identifying core design and implementation elements that could provide a minimum baseline of comparability across approaches.