Technology is transforming financial services faster than traditional regulatory processes can adapt. So how can regulation keep pace while preserving the safeguards that protect consumers and the financial system? In this episode of RegFi, Jerry Buckley and Sasha Leonhardt are joined by AIR's Nat Weber to explore adaptive regulation and new approaches to rulemaking. They examine lessons from the Administrative Procedure Act, the CFPB's Section 1033 rulemaking and past alternatives to traditional rulemaking. The conversation considers how collaboration, standards-setting and more adaptive regulatory processes could help create a financial regulatory system built for continuous technological change.

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• Nat Weber Bio

• Jerry Buckley Bio

• Sasha Leonhardt Bio

• RegFi's Sister Podcast, Barefoot Innovation

• Upcoming AIR Events

• Upcoming AIR Speaking Engagements

When people are forced to cross borders, their identity, education, employment and financial histories may not travel with them. In this episode of RegFi, Jerry Buckley and Sherry Safchuk speak with Civitas ID founder and Chairman Colin Walsh about breaking this "documentation wall." Walsh explains how Civitas ID is developing secure, portable digital credentials that can help displaced people prove who they are and access employment, banking and other essential services. The conversation explores decentralized identity, privacy, KYC requirements and the potential for technology to expand financial inclusion while giving individuals greater control over their credentials.

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• From Exclusion to Agency, the Civitas ID technical white paper, 52 pages, September 2026

• Civitas ID

• Colin Walsh on LinkedIn

• Colin Walsh Bio

• Jerry Buckley Bio

• Sherry Safchuk Bio

Public policy moves fast, and the information shaping it is scattered across legislation, regulatory actions, hearings, speeches and countless other sources. Kate Flocken, Co-Founder and CEO of Revere, joins RegFi Co-Hosts Jerry Buckley and Sherry Safchuk to explore how AI can help professionals find the signal in that noise. Kate explains how Revere is building a purpose-built public policy intelligence platform designed to surface relevant developments earlier, provide critical context and help users understand where issues may be heading. They also discuss privacy, human judgment and the broader potential for AI to support better-informed policymaking.

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• RegFi Episode 37: Adapting to Change: Fintech's Public Policy Environment

• Jerry Buckley Bio

• Sherry Safchuk Bio

• Kate Flocken on LinkedIn

• Revere