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Kenya's Capital Markets Authority Seeks Blockchain Analytics Platform for Crypto Market
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Business·07/07/2026Résumé IA

Kenya's Capital Markets Authority Seeks Blockchain Analytics Platform for Crypto Market

Kenya's Capital Markets Authority is seeking a blockchain analytics platform to monitor virtual assets, flag illicit activities like fraud and money laundering, and enforce compliance under the new Virtual Assets Service Providers Act. The tool will track Bitcoin, Ethereum, and over 20 other networks to support regulation of the country's growing crypto market.

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Decrypt
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Lagarde: Euro Won't Become Global Reserve Currency Overnight, Urges Capital Markets Union
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Business·22/06/2026Résumé IA

Lagarde: Euro Won't Become Global Reserve Currency Overnight, Urges Capital Markets Union

ECB President Christine Lagarde stated the euro won't become a global reserve currency quickly, emphasizing the need to complete the capital markets union. She highlighted challenges including reducing US payment infrastructure dependence and making the euro competitive, especially with the rise of digital currencies and stablecoins.

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Euronews Business
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SEC Commissioner Peirce Urges Caution on Tokenized Stock Trading Exemptions
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Business·22/05/2026Résumé IA

SEC Commissioner Peirce Urges Caution on Tokenized Stock Trading Exemptions

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce tempered expectations for a broad "innovation exemption" for tokenized stock trading, stating any such relief would be "limited in scope." Her comments follow a Bloomberg report suggesting the SEC is considering allowing only tokens with the same benefits as common stock, like voting rights and dividends, to avoid market fragmentation and risks.

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Cointelegraph
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Panda power: Pakistan to tap China debt market with first sale of yuan-priced notes
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12/05/2026

Panda power: Pakistan to tap China debt market with first sale of yuan-priced notes

Pakistan is poised to become the latest partner in a China-centred trading network, known as the Belt and Road Initiative, to sell “panda bonds”. Islamabad seeks to raise as much as US$250 million through its first-ever sale of the bonds – yuan-denominated debt instruments sold by foreign entities in mainland China’s onshore market – as early as this week. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb confirmed on Saturday that Islamabad was preparing to access Chinese capital markets with the sale – the...

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SCMP Economy