The New York Department of Financial Services expects all firms, including virtual currency businesses, to start assessing climate change-associated financial risks.
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Thursday, October 29, 2020
CryptoCurrency News: New York’s Financial Regulator Wants Firms, Including Crypto Miners, to Look Closer at Climate Change Risks
The New York Department of Financial Services expects all firms, including virtual currency businesses, to start assessing climate change-associated financial risks.
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