.NewsNation spoke with CFIG Executive Director Saphira Galoob regarding the impact of rescheduling on federal policy, cannabis related businesses and those servicing the industry, and patients & consumers. Read it here👇

Too many lives have been upended because of our failed approach to marijuana. So today, the U.S. Department of Justice is taking the next step to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug under federal law. Here's what that means:

Justice Department Submits Proposed Regulation to Reschedule Marijuana Proposed Rule Seeks to Move Marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, Emphasizing its Currently Accepted Medical Use in Treatment in the United States 🔗: justice.gov/opa/pr/justice…

Check out our PBC Conference 2024 Sponsor Infomercial Series, featuring our Day 1 Happy Hour Sponsor The Cannabis Financial Industry Group (CFIG) and Erin Moffet, Director of Strategic Communications! Erin Moffet CFIG youtu.be/auWxkAatRdQ

PBC 2024 Panel Highlight - Rescheduling Impacts on Cannabis Banking If Cannabis reschedules from Schedule I to III, what implications will it have on cannabis banking, BSA, etc? How should banks ready themselves for this potential change?

We are excited to once again be a sponsor of the PBC Conference and help host the opening day happy hour from 4:30-5:30pm on Wednesday. We hope to see you there!

Getting SAFE(R) Banking enacted is more important than ever!

Looking forward to the PBC Conference kicking off tomorrow - we hope you will join us from 4:30-5:30pm after the Day 1 programming wraps for the CFIG sponsored Happy Hour taking place in the exhibit area!

HAPPENING NOW AT PBC Conference: CFIG discussing Schedule III’s limited impact on banking access.

Join CFIG Executive Director at IgniteIt Cannabis (formerly Benzinga Cannabis) in Chicago Oct. 8-9 as she discusses federal cannabis policy with the lead #SAFEBanking sponsor!

News: Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is mounting another push to include cannabis banking reform in one of the year-end packages expected next month, according to three people familiar with the effort. Discussions remain fluid, but the year-end CR is seen as the effort's best hope