US banking advocacy group, Bank Policy Institute, join The Massachusetts Bankers Association, AARP and others in supporting Senator Warren's reintroduced crypto bill aimed at enhancing transparency in digital asset transactions.
United States banking advocacy group, Bank Policy Institute, has backed Senator Elizabeth Warrens’ legislation aimed at tackling financial crime, which she first introduced several months ago.'Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2023,'Warren made the announcement along with West Virginian Democrat Joe Manchin, Kansas' Republican Roger Marshall and South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham.
“The existing anti-money laundering and Bank Secrecy Act framework must account for digital assets, and we look forward to engaging in this process to defend our nation’s financial system against illicit finance in all its forms.”
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