Routledge Handbook of Financial Technology and Law
Routledge Handbook of Financial Technology and Law
Deipenbrock, Gudula; Chiu, Iris
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
478
Mole
Inglês
9780367726553
15 a 20 dias
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Part I Policy, High-level Principles, Trends and Perspectives
1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Financial Sector - Legal-Methodological Challenges of Steering towards a Regulatory 'Whitebox'
2. Smart Contracts and Civil Law Challenges: Does Legal Origins Theory Apply?
3. Fintech and the Limits of Financial Regulation: A Systemic Perspective
4. A Regulatory Roadmap for Financial Innovation
5. FinTech and The Law & Economics of Disintermediation
6. Financial Technologies and Systemic Risk - Some General Economic Observations
Part II Fintech and Lending
7. Fintech Credit Firms: Prospects and Uncertainties
8. Fintech Credit and Consumer Financial Protection
Part III Fintech and Payment Services
9. EU Payment Services Regulation and International Developments
10. Current and Future Liability Concepts in European Financial Market Regulation
Part IV Fintech, Investment and Insurance Services
11. Robo Advice: Legal and Regulatory Challenges
12. Insurance and the Legal Challenges of Automated Decisions - an EU Perspective
13. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and FinTech: Market Efficiency and Systemic Risk
Part V Fintech, Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Finance
14. FinTech, Financial Inclusion and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
15. Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion
16. Disintermediation in Fund-raising: Marketplace Investing Platforms and EU Financial Regulation
Part VI Cryptocurrencies and Cryptoassets
17. Cryptoassets in Private Law
18. Cryptocurrencies: Development and Perspectives
19. Distributed Ledger Technology and Sovereign Financing
20. Law and Regulation for a Crypto-Market: Perpetuation or Innovation?
Part VII Markets and Trading
21. High-Frequency Trading: Regulatory and Supervisory Challenges in the Pursuit of Orderly Markets
22. 'Trustless' Distributed Ledgers and Custodial Services
Part VIII Regtech and Suptech
23. "Computer Says No": Benefits and Challenges of RegTech
24. Fintech, Regtech and Suptech: Institutional Challenges to the Supervisory Architecture of the Financial Markets
1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Financial Sector - Legal-Methodological Challenges of Steering towards a Regulatory 'Whitebox'
2. Smart Contracts and Civil Law Challenges: Does Legal Origins Theory Apply?
3. Fintech and the Limits of Financial Regulation: A Systemic Perspective
4. A Regulatory Roadmap for Financial Innovation
5. FinTech and The Law & Economics of Disintermediation
6. Financial Technologies and Systemic Risk - Some General Economic Observations
Part II Fintech and Lending
7. Fintech Credit Firms: Prospects and Uncertainties
8. Fintech Credit and Consumer Financial Protection
Part III Fintech and Payment Services
9. EU Payment Services Regulation and International Developments
10. Current and Future Liability Concepts in European Financial Market Regulation
Part IV Fintech, Investment and Insurance Services
11. Robo Advice: Legal and Regulatory Challenges
12. Insurance and the Legal Challenges of Automated Decisions - an EU Perspective
13. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and FinTech: Market Efficiency and Systemic Risk
Part V Fintech, Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Finance
14. FinTech, Financial Inclusion and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
15. Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion
16. Disintermediation in Fund-raising: Marketplace Investing Platforms and EU Financial Regulation
Part VI Cryptocurrencies and Cryptoassets
17. Cryptoassets in Private Law
18. Cryptocurrencies: Development and Perspectives
19. Distributed Ledger Technology and Sovereign Financing
20. Law and Regulation for a Crypto-Market: Perpetuation or Innovation?
Part VII Markets and Trading
21. High-Frequency Trading: Regulatory and Supervisory Challenges in the Pursuit of Orderly Markets
22. 'Trustless' Distributed Ledgers and Custodial Services
Part VIII Regtech and Suptech
23. "Computer Says No": Benefits and Challenges of RegTech
24. Fintech, Regtech and Suptech: Institutional Challenges to the Supervisory Architecture of the Financial Markets
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UK Financial Conduct Authority;Financial product development;HFT Activity;Financial markets law;Systemically Important Financial Institutions;Financial technology;Robo Advisors;Legal implications;General Data Protection Regulation;Technological innovations;Smart Contract;MiFID;MiFID II;Fintech Firm;P2P Lending;Blockchain Technology;Payment Service Providers;P2P Platforms;Distributed Ledger Technologies;Fintech Startups;Financial Inclusion;Algorithmic Trading;P2P Lending Platforms;Fintech Companies;Fiat Money;Payment Service User;Smart Phone;EU Law;Private Keys;Algorithmic Trading Strategies
Part I Policy, High-level Principles, Trends and Perspectives
1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Financial Sector - Legal-Methodological Challenges of Steering towards a Regulatory 'Whitebox'
2. Smart Contracts and Civil Law Challenges: Does Legal Origins Theory Apply?
3. Fintech and the Limits of Financial Regulation: A Systemic Perspective
4. A Regulatory Roadmap for Financial Innovation
5. FinTech and The Law & Economics of Disintermediation
6. Financial Technologies and Systemic Risk - Some General Economic Observations
Part II Fintech and Lending
7. Fintech Credit Firms: Prospects and Uncertainties
8. Fintech Credit and Consumer Financial Protection
Part III Fintech and Payment Services
9. EU Payment Services Regulation and International Developments
10. Current and Future Liability Concepts in European Financial Market Regulation
Part IV Fintech, Investment and Insurance Services
11. Robo Advice: Legal and Regulatory Challenges
12. Insurance and the Legal Challenges of Automated Decisions - an EU Perspective
13. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and FinTech: Market Efficiency and Systemic Risk
Part V Fintech, Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Finance
14. FinTech, Financial Inclusion and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
15. Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion
16. Disintermediation in Fund-raising: Marketplace Investing Platforms and EU Financial Regulation
Part VI Cryptocurrencies and Cryptoassets
17. Cryptoassets in Private Law
18. Cryptocurrencies: Development and Perspectives
19. Distributed Ledger Technology and Sovereign Financing
20. Law and Regulation for a Crypto-Market: Perpetuation or Innovation?
Part VII Markets and Trading
21. High-Frequency Trading: Regulatory and Supervisory Challenges in the Pursuit of Orderly Markets
22. 'Trustless' Distributed Ledgers and Custodial Services
Part VIII Regtech and Suptech
23. "Computer Says No": Benefits and Challenges of RegTech
24. Fintech, Regtech and Suptech: Institutional Challenges to the Supervisory Architecture of the Financial Markets
1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Financial Sector - Legal-Methodological Challenges of Steering towards a Regulatory 'Whitebox'
2. Smart Contracts and Civil Law Challenges: Does Legal Origins Theory Apply?
3. Fintech and the Limits of Financial Regulation: A Systemic Perspective
4. A Regulatory Roadmap for Financial Innovation
5. FinTech and The Law & Economics of Disintermediation
6. Financial Technologies and Systemic Risk - Some General Economic Observations
Part II Fintech and Lending
7. Fintech Credit Firms: Prospects and Uncertainties
8. Fintech Credit and Consumer Financial Protection
Part III Fintech and Payment Services
9. EU Payment Services Regulation and International Developments
10. Current and Future Liability Concepts in European Financial Market Regulation
Part IV Fintech, Investment and Insurance Services
11. Robo Advice: Legal and Regulatory Challenges
12. Insurance and the Legal Challenges of Automated Decisions - an EU Perspective
13. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and FinTech: Market Efficiency and Systemic Risk
Part V Fintech, Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Finance
14. FinTech, Financial Inclusion and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
15. Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion
16. Disintermediation in Fund-raising: Marketplace Investing Platforms and EU Financial Regulation
Part VI Cryptocurrencies and Cryptoassets
17. Cryptoassets in Private Law
18. Cryptocurrencies: Development and Perspectives
19. Distributed Ledger Technology and Sovereign Financing
20. Law and Regulation for a Crypto-Market: Perpetuation or Innovation?
Part VII Markets and Trading
21. High-Frequency Trading: Regulatory and Supervisory Challenges in the Pursuit of Orderly Markets
22. 'Trustless' Distributed Ledgers and Custodial Services
Part VIII Regtech and Suptech
23. "Computer Says No": Benefits and Challenges of RegTech
24. Fintech, Regtech and Suptech: Institutional Challenges to the Supervisory Architecture of the Financial Markets
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
UK Financial Conduct Authority;Financial product development;HFT Activity;Financial markets law;Systemically Important Financial Institutions;Financial technology;Robo Advisors;Legal implications;General Data Protection Regulation;Technological innovations;Smart Contract;MiFID;MiFID II;Fintech Firm;P2P Lending;Blockchain Technology;Payment Service Providers;P2P Platforms;Distributed Ledger Technologies;Fintech Startups;Financial Inclusion;Algorithmic Trading;P2P Lending Platforms;Fintech Companies;Fiat Money;Payment Service User;Smart Phone;EU Law;Private Keys;Algorithmic Trading Strategies