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  • Conversation 6 - Innovation in Financial Services and Supervision

  • Edited by Felix Steffek, University of Cambridge, Mihoko Sumida, Hitotsubashi University
  • Book:
    Legal Innovation
    Published online:
    06 February 2025
    Print publication:
    13 February 2025, pp 146-170
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    This conversation centres around innovation in the financial services sector and the related regulatory supervision. Three ‘Techs’ are especially relevant: FinTech, RegTech and SupTech. ‘FinTech’ combines the words ‘financial’ and ‘technology’ and refers to technological innovation in the delivery of financial services and products. ‘RegTech’ joins ‘regulatory’ and ‘technology’ and describes the use of technology by businesses to manage and comply with regulatory requirements. ‘SupTech’, finally, unites the words ‘supervisory’ and ‘technology’ to refer to the use of technology by supervisory authorities such as financial services authorities to perform their functions. Particular approaches presented in this session include regulatory sandboxes to promote innovative technology in the financial sector, automated data analysis, the collection and analysis of granular data, digital forensics and internet monitoring systems. The speakers also address collaboration between financial institutions and supervisory authorities, for example, in the creation of data collection formats and data sharing.