Fed Governor Bowman doubles down on CBDC skepticism, likes stablecoin no better
Michelle Bowman told a university audience that financial innovation should be justified by need and be properly regulated.
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Michelle Bowman told a university audience that financial innovation should be justified by need and be properly regulated.
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