BREAKING! U.S. REGULATORS EXPLORING HOW BANKS COULD HOLD CRYPTO ASSETS - FDIC CHAIRMAN

U.S. regulators exploring how banks could hold crypto assets - FDIC chairman tells Reuters. Jelena McWilliams chairs the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. She says a team is trying to provide a roadmap for banks to engage with crypto assets. McWilliams' comments provide the fullest picture yet of what regulators are exploring as part of a cryptocurrency "sprint" team first announced in May.
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