U.K. and U.S. Regulatory Initiatives Set the Stage for Next-Gen Cross-Border Stablecoin Innovation

In this article for FinTech Weekly, Our CEO Krishna Subramanyan explores how coordinated regulatory efforts in the United States and the United Kingdom are creating clearer conditions for stablecoins to operate across borders. He highlights that evolving frameworks like the U.S. GENIUS Act and the Bank of England’s consultations could reduce friction in global payments, support interoperability, and unlock new opportunities for faster, more efficient cross-border settlement. Krishna’s perspective sheds light on the importance of regulatory alignment in fostering innovation while ensuring responsible adoption of digital assets in global finance.
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What's next for fintech?: Industry insights and predictions for 2026

As the fintech landscape accelerates into 2026, innovation is reshaping how financial services operate, compete, and create value. Explore the latest industry insights, expert predictions, and emerging trends driving the future of fintech - including exclusive commentary from Krishna Subramanyan, CEO of Bruc Bond, on the growing role of cryptocurrency and digital payment transformations.
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Understanding the Risks Behind Stablecoins: Insights from World Finance Magazine

Stablecoins have become a popular tool for fast and efficient transactions, but their stability depends entirely on the strength of their reserves and oversight. In World Finance Magazine, Our CEO Krishna Subramanyan discusses why proper regulation and transparency are now critical as stablecoins enter mainstream financial use.

Inconsistent Stablecoin Rules Put Small Players at a Disadvantage

The global stablecoin market is hindered by a patchwork of regulations, creating barriers for startups and smaller crypto service providers. Larger players dominate the space, while innovators face high compliance costs. This imbalance could reshape the future of cross-border digital transactions.
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The real blocker is not awareness; it's the inability of backend systems to scale

Krishna Subramanyan, Our CEO, shares insights on how open banking must evolve through platform-based infrastructure. He discusses the need for multi-ledger reconciliation, modular compliance systems, and seamless fee logic to unlock new revenue opportunities. These advancements aim to deliver richer, more contextual services in corporate banking and cross-border payments.
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