AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCrypto Policy Showdown: Sen. Cynthia Lummis escalated pressure on Senate Democrats over the CLARITY Act ahead of a Sept. 15 vote, arguing Democrats’ 100+ requested changes should be backed now or they’ll own the fallout for consumer protections and market structure. Regulatory Leadership Shake-Up: Georgia’s Finance Ministry heads of the Investigation Service and Revenue Service stepped down, with new appointments expected Monday. Compliance Focus: Nigeria’s central bank flagged terrorism-financing supervision as a priority, warning banks to tighten risk management, monitoring, sanctions screening and suspicious reporting. BRICS Financial Agenda: BRICS finance chiefs and central bank governors warned against unilateral tariffs and non-tariff measures, called for IMF/World Bank reforms and pushed cross-border payment connectivity while also targeting terrorism and fraud financing. Islamic Finance for Climate: Malaysia’s Sultan Nazrin said Islamic finance principles could help mobilize private capital for climate investment via sukuk, waqf and green/blue financing. UK Party Money: Reform UK received a second £36m donation from a crypto billionaire, adding to scrutiny of party funding. Digital Finance Infrastructure: India’s RBI-linked voices highlighted UPI’s role in inclusion and innovation as a new ecosystem, not just a payment product. Tokenization Watch: Pineapple Financial said it migrated over $1B of mortgage records onto Injective, pushing tokenized real-world assets further into the mainstream.
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