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CMS rule proposal takes aim at Affordable Care Act plan options
The CMS administrator says the rule would lower costs and reinforce accountability, but critics say it’s designed to steer more consumers toward high-deductible plans.
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On the eve of Valentine’s Day, regulators warn of romance-driven scams
As Valentine’s Day approaches, several US regulators are confronting a costly form of fraud.
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Atkins glosses SEC agenda in House speech
The SEC chief touched on his plans to “Make IPOs great again,” review the costs of the Consolidated Audit Trail and PCAOB, and support crypto clarity.
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SEC tackles active ETFs and fund merger fees
DERA’s chief economist Joshua White said active ETFs now “rival passive funds in number” and represent a “shift toward more actively managed strategies.”
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FCA takes action against HTX crypto exchange for illegal promotions
New customers can no longer open accounts on the firm’s website, but existing ones still risk losing money as there are no protective measures in place.
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Polymarket sues over sports prediction ban, debate about oversight lingers
Recent lawsuits and regulatory announcements come as prediction markets have exploded into a multi-billion-dollar industry, with users betting on how much snow will fall.
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Medicine show: White House launches TrumpRx
The drug platform is designed to reduce the cost of widely used medications, but critics say the prices are still higher than what insurance plans offer.
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ASIC launches website to support First Guardian and Shield victims
Under 20% of investors have lodged complaints, so the regulator has taken action.