Supply and Demand in RegTech
Evaluate and dive into the supply and demand sides of RegTech with Douglas Arner and Janos Barberis.
About the course
This course explores the supply and demand sides of RegTech. You will be diving deep into topics such as compliance, development and obligations of new regtech services, the RegTech eco-system and the role of vendors in providing new advanced services.
Difficulty: Foundation
Duration: 60mins
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With this online course, you will:
- Evaluate the benefits of implementing regtech in your organization from a time, cost and innovation angle
- Link new regulatory obligations with development of new regtech services
- Align regulatory reform agenda towards smart financial centers with firm capacity of transformation
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Skills
Regtech
KYC & AML
Compliance
Big-tech
Artificial Intelligence
The expert you’ll be learning from
Janos Barberis and Douglas Arner
Co-Founder, SuperCharger Ventures
Janos Barberis is Co-Founder of Supercharger Ventures. He skillfully combines academic rigour with an unrivalled entrepreneurial spirit. He has an established track record in the FinTech Industry (named 32nd Most Powerful Dealmaker globally, Institutional Investors, 2018) and in academia (13th legal scholar in the world, SSRN, 2018). He is driven to deliver actionable insights which have benefited the business transformation and innovation of Tier-1 financial institutions, across 400 B2B partnerships with cutting-edge technology start-ups. Janos currently focuses on the financial stability implications of BigTech firms, given their “too-large-to-ignore scale” and promotes a sustainable finance agenda via start-up business models. He leads a team of 18 people across key FinTech hubs, including Hong Kong, Singapore & London. Douglas Arner is the Kerry Holdings Professor in Law at the University of Hong Kong and an expert on financial regulation, particularly the intersection between law, finance and technology.
Course Content
In this chapter, you will take a look at various use cases within RegTech, and understand the role of groups such as challenger banks in providing a boost towards RegTech Adoptions.
In this chapter, you will learn about the impact of COVID19 on RegTech, delving into the the risks and opportunities created, and the change in infrastructure to make up for market changes.
In this chapter, we will discuss the topology of global regulation, mainly focusing on the role of regulators in pushing the adoption of RegTech and the different areas of focus for the upholding of their mandate(s).
In this chapter, we will discuss the importance of financial regulation in a borderless digital economy, and the possible consequences of unifying global regulators.
In this chapter, we are going to look at the role of startups in the consumption and supply of regtech in financial services. Additionally, we will study the constantly updated and newly created areas of regtech, and address new market opportunities that have emerged in the last few years (ie. Crypto, DeFi).
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