News and developments in the FinTech sector – in particular regarding Crypto Currencies (including ICOs / STOs), Payments, Crowdfunding/Crowdinvesting/Peer-to-Peer Lending, and Anti-Money-Laundering
Am 23. Oktober 2023 hat das Bundesministerium der Finanzen den Referentenentwurf des Finanzmarktdigitalisierungsgesetzes („FinmadiG“) veröffentlicht. Mit Blick auf die Regulierung von Kryptowerten sieht…
Erste Fonds investieren mittlerweile nicht mehr nur indirekt über Zertifikate, sondern auch unmittelbar direkt auf Tokenebene in die neue Anlageklasse der Kryptowerte. Unabhängig…
Nachdem im ersten Teil dieser Beitragsreihe „Assets mit Kryptobezug als Investitionsmöglichkeiten nach dem KAGB“ bereits Investitionsmöglichkeiten von geschlossenen und offenen Spezial-AIF in Assets…
The FinTech sector, which reorganises the traditional roles and functions of financial services, is part of the most highly regulated of all industries and increasingly is one of the sectors with the highest public profile.
Changes in technology and customer preferences mean that financial services are being structured and consumed in new ways. The regulatory landscape also needs to keep pace with new financial regulatory transparency requirements that are evolving globally.
FinTechs are not only concerned with financing their project but also with implementing their business model. FinTechs, along with established market participants who wish to expand their product range, often face a multitude of supervisory regulations that have to be complied with.
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