Baker McKenzie Partner David Zaslowsky recently published an article in Law360 titled, “Tips for Issuers Left in Lurch Without GENIUS Act Final Rules.” The piece examines how delays in enacting the final regulations for the GENIUS Act could leave stablecoin issuers and other market participants with less time to prepare for significant new compliance obligations than was envisioned in the legislation. David’s key takeaways on what stablecoin issuers should be watching: Read the full article…
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