The US Federal Reserve will end its dedicated program overseeing banks' involvement in cryptocurrencies and fintech, integrating these responsibilities into its broader supervisory framework.

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The Federal Reserve said Friday it will end its program that scrutinized fintech and crypto activities by banks, months after it stopped requiring banks to obtain advanced permission before engaging ...