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Is the innovation sandbox a regulatory multi-tool?

10 October 2022

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Quinn Ashkenazy

The Only Constant is Change. Let’s Build Regulation Accordingly.

Last year, Vice President Kamala Harris proclaimed that America was at an ‘inflection point,’ a description since repeated by President Biden and now moving quickly into the popular lexicon.The term...

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A Regulatory Roadmap for Financial Innovation

Private sector innovation—whether it is fintech, biotechnology, the platformisation of the economy, or other developments—seems, over and over, to be catching regulators by surprise. Financial innovations are especially challenging. Finance...

4 December 2020

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Has (Financial) Regulation Over the Last Thirty Years Been One Huge Neoliberal Mistake?

(Spoiler: if the scholarship is any guide, the answer is, pretty much, no).In 2009, Lord Adair Turner charged that:‘An underlying assumption of financial regulation in the US, the UK...

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Does the MetLife decision change the way US regulators should be thinking about systemic risk? Should UK regulators, post-Brexit, be reconsidering their systemic risk regulatory regime as well?

A bit of comparative analysis, like this, might help us think about these questions.Across the EU, the US and (at least until the impact of Brexit is felt)...

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