How FinTech regulation drives Financial Inclusion?
Webinar organised by the e-MFP 'From Research to Practice and Back Again' Action Group
Financial Innovations are disrupting the financial services industry bringing tangible benefits to the end users. However, new technologies pose new risks that need to be addressed in order to provide a secure framework so that financial entities and users can interact. FinTech regulation aims to create this framework, more than being a tight set of rules, modern regulation is based on principles such as financial inclusion or the promotion of fair competence. This webinar will take a look at practical uses to show how the regulation can be implemented to create a better financial services environment that is inclusive and efficient.
- Speaker: Raul Nava Salazar, FinTech Director at DAI
- Moderator: Max Niño-Zarazua, Consultant and co-Head of the e-MFP 'From Research to Practice and Back Again' Action Group
Tuesday 20 July, 4-5 pm CEST
Photo: Chris Liverani on Unsplash.com 
Webinar organised by the e-MFP 'From Research to Practice and Back Again' Action Group
Financial Innovations are disrupting the financial services industry bringing tangible benefits to the end users. However, new technologies pose new risks that need to be addressed in order to provide a secure framework so that financial entities and users can interact. FinTech regulation aims to create this framework, more than being a tight set of rules, modern regulation is based on principles such as financial inclusion or the promotion of fair competence. This webinar will take a look at practical uses to show how the regulation can be implemented to create a better financial services environment that is inclusive and efficient.
- Register for the webinar -
Tuesday 20 July, 4-5 pm CEST
Photo: Chris Liverani on Unsplash.com