Implementing GENIUS: The OCC Expert’s Briefing
The GENIUS Act rules are here. Now what?
Hosted by: DC Fintech Club
With hundreds of pages of regulatory requirements to digest, understanding what the GENIUS Act framework actually means for financial institutions, fintechs, investors, and other market participants is no small undertaking. Join DC Fintech Club for Implementing the GENIUS Act: The OCC Insider's Briefing, an intimate, discussion-driven workshop
FEATURING:
Miriam Bazan Kaci and Dave Stankiewicz, former OCC officials who bring combined decades of experience working closely at the intersection of banking regulation, financial innovation, and emerging payment technologies.
Justin Levine, Counsel, Davis Polk & Wardell brings years of experience advising on stablecoin and crypto and will share legal insights on where GENIUS landed.
Chloé Dolsenhe, Former OCC Senior Attorney Advisor; De Novo Bank Charter Legal Lead for Block, Inc. sharing insights from an operating perspective, identifying real issues and questions for those actively building in the space. Executive Director of DC Fintech Club.
We'll move beyond the headlines to examine the provisions that matter most, the implementation questions that remain, and the practical implications for organizations navigating the evolving stablecoin landscape.
Discussion topics will include:
Key provisions and regulatory expectations under the OCC's GENIUS Act framework
Implications for banks, fintechs, stablecoin issuers, investors, and other market participants
Licensing, permissible activities, custody, risk management, and supervisory considerations
Implementation challenges, unresolved questions, and what industry participants should be watching next
Who Should Attend
This session is designed for leaders and decision-makers in banking and credit union, fintech founders and executives, investors, regulators, policymakers, and legal, compliance, and risk professionals actively engaged in the future of financial services.
A Curated Discussion
To encourage substantive dialogue, attendance is limited and all registrations are subject to approval. The session will operate under the Chatham House Rule.
🔒 Limited seating; In-person seating priority is given to active leaders building inside banking, fintech, and financial services.
Registration approval required for In-Person.
Submission of a registration request does not guarantee admission.
🍽️ Lunch Provided