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110 2  World Bank Group.
245 10 How Regulators Respond To FinTech : |bEvaluating the Different Approaches - Sandboxes and Beyond.
246    How Regulators Respond To FinTech
264  1 Washington, D.C. : |bThe World Bank, |c2020.
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490 1  Other papers
520 3  This paper provides an overview of different regulatory approaches to Fintech and provides guidance for policymakers to understand the benefits and limitations of each. While some Fintech activities can often be covered within existing regulatory frameworks, the majority of jurisdictions are taking or planning to take additional regulatory measures to respond to emerging Fintech services, the scope and scale of which vary substantially including new laws, Innovation Offices, Regulatory Sandboxes and even reskilling to respond to transforming environment. The report provides context on the relative appropriateness of each approach within jurisdictions, including relevant variables for consideration, and uses country case studies where appropriate to showcase and enable policymakers to draw from lessons learned across the globe.
650  4 E-Finance and E-Security
650  4 Finance and Development
650  4 Finance and Financial Sector Development
650  4 Financial Law
650  4 Financial Regulation and Supervision
650  4 Law and Development
650  4 Public Sector Development
830  0 Other papers.
830  0 World Bank e-Library.
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