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A decade from now, banking might be unrecognisable from today. The pressure is on regulators to keep pace with fast-changing business models and shifting risk profiles. By Dan Barnes.
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Fintech firms face a risk from Brexit on two fronts; revenues and capital raising. Yet the scale of the risk depends on several dynamics.
A blockchain revolution – pending regulatory clearances
Blockchain technology promises to cut costs and speed up transaction times, but there are a number of regulatory hurdles to be cleared before it becomes mainstream.
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The insurance industry is under constant attack from cyber criminals as it often holds very valuable data about individuals. The industry needs to quickly undertake measures ranging from more robust IT systems through to better procedures
Cyber resilience of financial infrastructure providers under scrutiny
The rising threat of cyber-attacks is pushing regulators to pay closer attention to the resilience of banks and financial infrastructure providers.
Markets race to avoid cyber risk overload
The regulatory response to cybercrime is under pressure to motivate firms to reduce the systemic impact, without getting tangled up in detail.
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