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Wyoming issues the first state-backed stablecoin, HelloFresh pays up for dark patterns, and the FDIC loosens disclosure rules for the digital age. Here’s what it all means for marketers and compliance pros this week.
Insurance companies rewriting history, a fintech losing track of millions in deposits, and big banks trying to put a price tag on data access, it’s been a week of plot twists across the financial world.
Trump’s push to bring digital assets into retirement planning, the tariff shockwaves rattling Berkshire Hathaway’s consumer brands, Prudential’s costly lesson in marketing compliance, and RFK Jr.’s fight to close a food industry loophole with big implications for compliance.
Robocalls gone rogue, $11K C-sections, biotech’s billion-dollar wipeout, and Temu crushed by Amazon’s algorithm. This week, four industries show us what happens when compliance, power, and marketing collide.
From the Fed’s call to rewire bank capital rules, to insurance regulators scrambling to modernize a '90s framework, and cereal brands caught in a legal blender, this is what you need to know this week.
A $140M Ponzi shows how FOMO sells even bad investments. Texas banks turn disaster relief into a trust-building play. And the OCC’s fair lending rollback looks like a win now, but could spark future lawsuits and PR headaches.
