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It can be difficult to keep up with the ever-changing cannabis legalization efforts. But these sessions at Cannabis Conference (Aug. 24-26, 2021 | Las Vegas, NV) will give you a deeper understanding of this intricate topic:

Moving To A Cashless Industry: The Ins And Outs Of Cannabis & Hemp Banking And Credit Unions

History was made in 2020 when the U.S. House of Representatives passed the SAFE Act —which aims to ease banking restrictions for the federally illegal cannabis industry. However, with the act stalled, plant-touching businesses today still aren’t afforded the same opportunities in banking, sales transactions, payroll and more. And while hemp is legal, the vast majority of banks won’t service hemp business either. Finding options is essential for the success of every cannabis and hemp business.

Hear from financial experts in the cannabis and banking industries who will share:

• How they’ve transitioned segments of their business from cash to digital;
• What it takes to secure a banking relationship and other options to explore;
• Financial security considerations;
• Possible improvements to expect with the new Biden administration.

Federal Cannabis Legalization In The United States: What Will It Mean?

With the Biden administration in place, what is on the short- and long-term horizon for federal cannabis legalization efforts? And how could those efforts impact banking and finance, the opening of interstate and international markets, state regulatory structures, and federal government oversight?

In this session, experts with an intricate understanding of federal regulatory and financial structures will provide valuable insights into:

• The easements that could come for cannabis operators in a federally legal market;
• The potential market slowdowns under federal regulations;
• How federal oversight (including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration) would impact compliance and related costs;
• How plant-touching businesses can influence decision-making in D.C.; and
• How legalization could dynamically shift the competitive landscape.