CFTE RegTech: Compliance in Finance

Looking Back Looking Forward · Beginner ·⚖️ LegalTech & AI for Legal Professionals ·3y ago

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Introduces RegTech and its applications in compliance and finance with Professor Douglas Arner

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In this episode of Looking Back Looking Forward, Professor Douglas Arner focuses on RegTech, aka regulatory technology, and its increasing influence on regulatory and supervisory purposes by financial institutions to build better financial systems. Businesses are also in line to benefit from RegTech services, from reducing costs to increasing efficiencies. Professor Arner also emphasises on the role regulators can take in standardising disclosure requirements and enhancing its digital infrastructure to allow investors, governments, NGOs and others to improve their sustainable development goals. The CFTE Specialisation in RegTech programme is proud to be composed of Professor Arner, Janos Barberis, Claus Christensen, Simone di Castri, Subbaiyan Vaithinathan and Tyler Aveni in a five-course enrolment to understand the RegTech industry, its landscape and threats associated with the technology. Visit https://courses.cfte.education/regtech-online-specialisation/ to learn more!
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