New Fintech Regulations to Be Discussed by the U.S. Congress

A congressional committee is anticipated to address the need for a new regulatory approach to financial technology in America

Fintech regulation: What Britain can teach the world

The Financial Conduct Authority has won praise around the world with a so-called sandbox, where UK fintech companies can test products with temporary authorisation. Now, it’s being widely copied and there are plans to start a global sandbox. It has even caught the eye of major players, with Microsoft urging the US regulator to be more like its UK counterpart. counterpart. But should we be worried that the twin forces of big tech and banking are now praising the body that is their watchdog?

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Fintech, Financial Stability and Regulation

AFA Panel: Fintech, Financial Stability and Regulation

Friday, Jan. 3, 2020 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM (PST)
Manchester Grand Hyatt, Seaport DE

Hosted By: AMERICAN FINANCE ASSOCIATION

Chair: Hyun Song Shin, Bank for International Settlements

Panelists:
Thomas Philippon, New York University
Antoinette Schoar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Susan Athey, Stanford University

The FinTech Ecosystem: Regulatory Challenges and International Expansion Issues

Panelists:
– Benjamin Bai (Vice-President and Chief IP counsel at Ant Financial)
– Daniel S. Friedberg (Chair of Payment Systems and Fintech practice counsel at Fenwick & West)
– Joel Telpner (Head of the FinTech and Blockchain practice group at Sullivan & Worcester)

Panel moderated by Professor Howell Jackson (Harvard Law School). Introductory remarks by Eloi Colldeforns, LL.M.’19.

The Harvard Law School “Blockchain, Fintech & The Law” Conference, organized by the Harvard Law School Blockchain & FinTech Initiative (HLSBFI), took place on April 15 and 16, 2019 and featured a number of talks with leading legal practitioners, industry experts, academics and regulators who explored various legal issues surrounding FinTech, blockchain, cryptocurrencies and other relevant technologies in the financial sector.

Co-sponsored by the Harvard Association for Law and Business (HALB), Fenwick & West, Protocol Labs, Sullivan & Worcester and the Jean Monnet ad Personam Chair in European Union Law and Government.

Bank outflows make ‘fintech companies more valuable’ than legacy finance institutions: Dylan Ratigan

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Dylan Ratigan, Host of TastyTrade’s “Truth or Skepticism”, joins Yahoo Finance Live anchor Brad Smith to discuss banking, fintech companies versus legacy financial institutions, and bank regulation.
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