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This free-to-access guide is aimed at those who want to start a fintech business in their local market or are looking to expand internationally, and covers 14 different business areas.
These include payment services, distributed ledger technology (DLT) and cryptocurrencies, regtech, insurtech, robo-advisors, online banking, and crowdfunding in 38 countries.
Andreas Walter Of partners Chalast German says:
Fundamental changes are underway in the financial sector, and despite the ever-changing legal and economic framework, there is a need for a transformation towards more accessible and customer-friendly financial services. , is inevitable.
Since the final edition of the Multilaw Fintech Guide was published in 2018, a lot has changed not just in fintech, but in the world at large.
Blockchain technology is inherently a cross-border technology, but it is concerned with regulation in all the regions involved, which makes this guide all the more important. Steven Rutenberg Co-Chair of the Blockchain and Fintech Group of Porcinelli, US author of the guide.
2022 Multilaw Global Fintech Guideto all participants in the fintech landscape, including founders, investors and advisors to other industry stakeholders. can be viewed online here.
Multilaw is also hosting a webinar on Thursday, November 10th at 3pm. Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain: When Do the Benefits Outweigh the Risks? Legal experts discuss the development of cryptocurrency and blockchain use in their jurisdiction.
