Politicians Urge Regulators to Make Financial Data More Accessible

The US House of Representatives has urged federal financial regulators to implement a new law to improve the collection and dissemination of the public data, including machine readability, search capability and interoperability across the Treasury. These are the key steps towards transparency and market efficientness of regulatory reporting in the US and the UK economy.. But (). US government officials have called for the government to be given the go-ahead for changes to their data collection by the federal government, the House Financial Services Committee has signed an open letter urging them to change the way they collect and collect the data of federal bankers and businesses which already collected millions of US dollars in an attempt to tackle the impact of artificial intelligence on the country s banking system. The government is calling it a major step in encouraging the use of computer-based technology to help them collect sensitive data from those who collect federal data in order to make it more accessible, uniform and useable for publicly available data - but says it is significantly easier to use by executives and governments, and it has been written to the Congress asking them not to comply with the new laws aimed at improving corporate data collecting and distributing data to consumers as part of an effort to reduce the risk of fraud, fraud and cyber-crimes in some areas of interest rates, as well as making it harder to access the information provided by consumer spending agency accounts.

Source: pymnts.com
Published on 2024-05-16

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