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Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions, political announcements and other government-related news for professionals in the financial industry, banking, credit unions, insurance, payment processing, fintech, credit card issuing, asset management, venture capital, private equity, and crypto-currencies.

QSA's Week in Finance (#30, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#30, 2025)

FCAC findings trigger review of bank complaint handling; major credit union and insurance company amalgamation notices; Ottawa roundtable with chief economists; FDIC advances inflation adjustment to banking rules; SEC seeks comments on digital asset regulatory reforms; White House releases digita...

QSA's Week in Finance (#29, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#29, 2025)

Lobbying Landscapes in Finance (July, 2025)

Lobbying Landscapes in Finance (July, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#28, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#28, 2025)

GENIUS Act signed into law, creates US stablecoin regulation; Canadian Finance Minister concludes G7/G20 meetings; major credit union and insurance company amalgamations, Motus Bank business transfer, StatsCan releases Q1 household wealth and non-bank mortgage data; CRA rule rollback proposed by ...

QSA's Week in Finance (#27, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#27, 2025)

Red Tape reform launched; Interprovincial trade pact advances financial services; Interac e-transfer pricing shift monitored; major Motus Bank-Credit Union asset transfer proposed; US OCC reviews deposit insurance sales rules; SEC sets new CAT fee structure; new US Call Report changes for trouble...

QSA's Week in Finance (#26, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#26, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#25, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#25, 2025)

G7 outlines global minimum tax approach; Multiple insurance company amalgamations in process; Pension plan membership rises; Fiduciary Trust seeks capital reduction; U.S. agencies move on AML, CRA, and digital asset oversight; SEC considers joint portfolio investments.