Global | De FinTech a BigTech: una respuesta regulatoria en evolución

Global | From FinTech to BigTech: an evolving regulatory response

Lucía Pacheco and Pablo Urbiola

No 20/09, Working Papers from BBVA Bank, Economic Research Department

Abstract: The digital transformation of financial services has opened up the market to new providers: FinTech start-ups and BigTechs. In this article, we explain how policymakers’ mindset should evolve towards a comprehensive response to ensure the financial sector remains safe, stable and open to competition. The digital transformation of financial services has opened up the market to new providers: FinTech start-ups and BigTechs. In this article, we explain how policymakers’ mindset should evolve towards a comprehensive response to ensure the financial sector remains safe, stable and open to competition.

Keywords: digital markets; mercados digitales; Financial stability; Estabilidad financiera; data; datos; competition policy; política de competencia; Global; Global; Digital Economy; Economía Digital; Financial Markets; Mercados Financieros; Digital Regulation; Regulación Digital; Financial Regulation; Regulación Financiera; Digital Trends; Tendencias Digitales; Working Papers; Documento de Trabajo (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 18 pages
Date: 2020-06
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