Bank of America's Brian Moynihan just dropped a reality check for UK regulators. His message? If London wants to keep its crown as a top-tier financial hub, the regulatory framework needs to stay competitive on the global stage. With financial centers worldwide racing to attract capital and innovation, overly rigid rules could push businesses elsewhere. It's a balancing act—maintain standards without choking growth. As crypto and traditional finance increasingly overlap, this conversation hits different. Will the UK adapt fast enough, or watch talent and capital flow to more flexible jurisdictions?
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GasFeeTherapist
· 52m ago
Here we go again. London wants to block us? Wake up, everyone.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 11h ago
JPMorgan is also hinting that if London is really determined to kill crypto, just wait and see the money flow to Singapore and Dubai.
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SandwichTrader
· 11h ago
This is a warning from the big financiers to the UK... If they keep being rigid, the City of London might get outcompeted by Singapore and Dubai.
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LadderToolGuy
· 11h ago
The big boss at Morgan is lecturing the UK again. Basically, it's still about competing for clients.
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ContractCollector
· 11h ago
London is still hesitating and dragging its feet, while Singapore has already gotten on board.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 12h ago
American bankers teaching the British how to do business? That's a bit cheeky, haha.
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tx_pending_forever
· 12h ago
London is really panicking this time. If this continues, New York and Singapore will be laughing their heads off.
Bank of America's Brian Moynihan just dropped a reality check for UK regulators. His message? If London wants to keep its crown as a top-tier financial hub, the regulatory framework needs to stay competitive on the global stage. With financial centers worldwide racing to attract capital and innovation, overly rigid rules could push businesses elsewhere. It's a balancing act—maintain standards without choking growth. As crypto and traditional finance increasingly overlap, this conversation hits different. Will the UK adapt fast enough, or watch talent and capital flow to more flexible jurisdictions?