Israeli Regulator to Fast Track 2,000 Fintech License Applications (8/11)

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Submitted to "Fintech News Daily 2019: 19-25 August (Open list) (11 submissions)"

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by Christophe Langlois Aug 20, 2019, 4:07 pm

“The Israeli Capital Market Authority is looking to change how fintech licenses are distributed in Israel according to a Monday announcement reported by Israeli daily newspaper Calcalist. Some 2,000 fintech and blockchain-businesses are currently seeking licenses from the state regulator. Due to the glut, the Authority is setting up a licensing fast track.”

Source: Calcalist.co.il via CoinDesk

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