Regulators often find it difficult to keep pace with the speed of innovation, which can leave both technology companies operating in the financial space and the government agencies responsible for keeping them in check feeling frustrated. But there are steps that regulators are taking to help ease lingering uncertainty.

On Wednesday, Winston & Strawn‘s Disruptive Technologies Legal Summit 2020 hosted a panel titled “Regulators Roundtable: Observation from Key Regulators on Technology Trends, Cyrptocurrency Developments and Enforcement Issues.” Speakers from various government financial agencies discussed how they were attempting to get out in front of innovation while still protecting consumers, something that may have become more difficult during the pandemic.

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