Econographics

<strong>Three challenges in cryptocurrency regulation</strong>

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Greg Brownstein</span>

Cryptocurrency regulators around the world face multiple challenges. They must protect customers and put in place safeguards to prevent the next FTX-style collapse, all while coordinating across diverse jurisdictions.

Investors have been “de-risking” from China for years

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Jeremy Mark</span>

The bottomline from Washington is clear: putting money in China is going to become riskier, and de-risking is only going to become more commonplace.

Only 11 percent of finance ministers and central bank governors are women

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Jessie Yin</span>

Some of the most powerful economic institutions in the world are led by women at the moment, but their success hasn’t translated to broad representation. Structural barriers continue to prevent many women from reaching top roles in finance and economics.

Global Sanctions Dashboard: US and G7 allies target Russia’s evasion and procurement networks

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Kimberly Donovan, Maia Nikoladze, Benjamin Mossberg and Castellum.AI</span>

Tackling export controls circumvention by Russia; the enforcement and effectiveness of the oil price cap; the failure of the US sanctions policy towards Sudan, and how to fix it.

There is no alternative to US Treasuries

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Josh Lipsky</span>

In the wake of a US default, investors searching for safe assets may have no viable alternative to US Treasuries.

<strong>Can FedNow bring the US closer to real-time payments?</strong>

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Piret Loone</span>

This year, the US will launch its FedNow instant payment network. But even after FedNow launches, the US will still have a ways to go before consumers can access instantaneous digital payments.

The US debt ceiling stalemate threatens money market funds—and financial stability

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Hung Tran</span>

Money markets would be the first to react to a debt ceiling breach, heightening market turmoil at the wrong time and helping to raise the odds of a severe recession.

What is the G7 still exporting to Russia? 

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Niels Graham</span>

One year into the Russia's invasion G7 nations continue to export nearly $5B a month to Moscow. A new proposal by the US at the G7 could greatly reduce this.

<strong>Japan’s monetary trilemma is a warning to the world</strong>

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Mark Siegel</span>

High inflation, high levels of debt, and uncertain financial stability – Washington, London, Brussels, Frankfurt and beyond have much to learn from Tokyo's experience.

Russia Sanctions Database: May 2023

Explore featured insight part of the May 2023 edition of Atlantic Council's Russia Sanctions Database.