Log inSign up
Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)
22.9K posts
Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her) profile banner
@khaslett

Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)

@khaslett
"Kiah like the car." Creator, Fintech Takes Banking. Midwestern nice. Bank nerd. Reader, runner, steak + soccer lover. Opinions are my own.
Nashville, TN
Joined July 2009
4,521
Following
4,589
Followers
RepliesRepliesRepostsRepostsMediaMedia

Log in or sign up for X

See what’s happening and join the conversation

Continue with phone
or
Log in with username or email
Terms·Privacy·Cookies·Accessibility·Ads Info·© 2026 X Corp.
  • Pinned
    @khaslett
    Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)
    @khaslett
    Mar 6, 2018
    Guys, what if we made money specifically for buying space in cemeteries? We could call it... cryptocurrency.
    10
  • @khaslett
    Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)
    @khaslett
    Aug 28
    While I do love all things bank/financial accounting, I do think it is the responsibility of a serious crypto enthusiast to write about the proposed accounting treatment for stablecoins. You can start with @attion's write up:
    1
  • @khaslett
    Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)
    @khaslett
    Aug 27
    Want anything while I’m here?
    2
  • @khaslett
    Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)
    @khaslett
    Aug 27
    The FDIC reviewed all its outstanding matters requiring board attention and supervisory recommendations under its newly finalized unsafe or unsound practices/MRAs approach. The agency: - determined "the large majority of outstanding supervisory criticisms do not meet the
    Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation seal
    Final Rule: Unsafe or Unsound Practices, Matters Requiring Attention | FDIC.gov
    From fdic.gov
    4
  • @khaslett
    Kiah Lau Haslett is a bank reporter (she/her)
    @khaslett
    Aug 27
    🚨 BREAKING!!! 🚨
    @AdamRy_n
    Adam Ryan 🤝
    Workweek 🤝
    @AdamRy_n
    Aug 27
    This morning we announced the biggest thing we've ever built at Workweek. Before the what, here's the why. The creator economy has never been bigger. GRWM, lifestyle bloggers, the political podcaster, and more. We've never been interested in any of them. The creator we care
    1