Blockchain Policy: Microsoft Corp and Social-Media Company

blockchain policy: Hollier worked for Senator Mike Crapo, the Idaho Republican who heads the Senate Banking Committee, for more than a decade until 2003, according to The Independent. In addition to Facebook, his clients include Microsoft Corp. and the Independent Community Bankers of Video Native Video Native Williams of the Williams Group began to lobby for Facebook in mid-July, according to his disclosure. William Hollier, president of Hollier Associates LLC, began to lobby for the social-media company on issues including blockchain policy in late August, according to his disclosure. He was previously a managing director for Credit Suisse Securities, and now has clients including the American Financial Services Association and Delta Air Lines Body Box with 27 partners, is attempting to launch a new digital currency called Libra that its executives say can lower costs and expand access to the banking system in third-world countries. Four other firms have registered to lobby for Facebook on cryptocurrencies and related issues in the past two months, including John Collins of FS Vector, a lobbying and regulatory compliance firm in Washington. The project faced bipartisan scorn during Congressional hearings in July, even leading to legislative proposals that would kill it. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.