Top regtech news daily 2020 from 6th to 12th January 2020 curated by the VisibleBanking.com team with the help of our fintech community.
In this series, we aim to curate only the very best, most insightful regtech news from all over the world.
Please note that in 2020, we will publish a number of additional weekly updates like this one but dedicated to fintech, paytech and Insurtech.
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Regtech News Daily 2020: Week #2
This week our Visible Banking team curated over 150 articles on the topics mentioned above.
You will find our shortlist below.
MENTIONS
PEOPLE: Paolo Sironi, Ghela Boskovich, James Varga, Helena Verhagen
COMPANIES: BoE, NASDAQ, DBS, ASIC, The Regtech Association
COUNTRIES: USA, UK, India, China, Australia
CHANNELS: regtech
#1 BoE prepares for regulatory data shake-up
"The Bank of England is looking for a “new approach” to regulatory data collection, which it hopes will make reporting faster and less costly for both firms and supervisors."
Source: Central Banking
#2 10 Chinese Provinces Launch Fintech Regulatory Trials
"A total of ten province-level administrative entities in China have obtained approval from the central government to launch their own fintech trials. "
Source: China Banking News
#3 RegTech and Its Impact on the Financial Industry
"The inventions and innovations in the world of finance make it increasingly difficult for institutions to manually maintain the pace. With the level of its impact so far, it is safe to assume that RegTech owns the future of the financial industry. "
Source: Fintech Finance
#4 Nasdaq adds data discovery capability to market surveillance tools
#5 How the regtech landscape is evolving to address FIs’ ever growing compliance needs
"Regtech solutions seemed to offer the solution to financial institutions' compliance woe when they first came to prominence around 24 months ago, gaining support from regulators and investors alike."
Source: Business Insider
#6 Snapshot of Singapore’s Booming Regtech Scene
"Take for example DBS’s new banking service which enables their wealth clients to interact with DBS relationship managers through Whatsapp and WeChat. Developed in partnership with regtech startup FinChat, it is anticipated to save DBS 10,000 man-hours and speedier delivery to clients while meeting rigorous regulatory requirements."
Source: Fintech News Singapore
#7 Aussie finance regulators work alongside startup scene in the name of innovation
"Since 2015, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has met with 514 finance technology (fintech) and regulatory technology (regtech) startups through its Innovation Hub, with 486 receiving further "assistance" facilitated by the watchdog."
Source: ZDNet
#8 Episode 7: European RegTech: Focusing on GDPR
#9 Is Costly Compliance Crippling the Crypto Community?
"Compliance can be costly, and crypto exchanges are learning the hard way. There is no doubt that crypto is still in its relative infancy but it has certainly come a long way in its 10 year existence. What was once seen as the “Wild West” of finance is now becoming an industry that is heavily bogged down by efforts to comply with regulations."
Source: Market Rebellion
#10 RegTech Facts: Investment Capital for RegTech
"The RegTech Association CEO, Deborah Young talks capital investment into RegTech. #Keyfact 70% of RegTechs are self funded."
Source: The RegTech Association