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Governments Need to Stop Dismissing Crypto as Illicit Payments and Reckless Speculation, Says Mohamed El-Erian

Amy Liu

Summary: Mohamed El-Erian, president of Queens College, Cambridge University, has urged the crypto world and western governments to cooperate. El-Erian is also chief economic adviser at Allianz. In an opinion piece which he authored in the Financial Times published Thursday, El-Erian wrote that “The time has come for more western governments to stop dismissing the crypto ...

Mohamed El-Erian, president of Queens College, Cambridge University, has urged the crypto world and western governments to cooperate. El-Erian is also chief economic adviser at Allianz.

In an opinion piece which he authored in the Financial Times published Thursday, El-Erian wrote that “The time has come for more western governments to stop dismissing the crypto revolution as some mix of illicit payments schemes and reckless financial speculation.”

By Amy Liu

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