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Fintech Leaders 2020 (March 2020)

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EMEA: taming the Wild West

Kenya: lost in transit

Poland: open banking – when will it start?

South Africa: stepping up a gear

Switzerland: a licence for the future?

Switzerland: the dawn of crypto-linked ETPs

Switzerland: getting to grips with blockchain

Uganda: forget the naysayers

UK: AI and risk for financial institutions

APAC’s catapult into the digital economy

Hong Kong SAR: towards a new ecosystem

Southeast Asia: where disruption meets regulation

South Korea: unpacking the sandbox

South Korea: operating in a void

South Korea: uncertain crypto-prospects

South Korea: a step too far?

Japan: financial instruments businesses

Switzerland: new framework for cryptoassets

Japan: a fresh dose of promotion

Japan: sandbox reform

Japan: revamping data rules for a fintech world

Japan: green light for information banking

Japan: stablecoins and their promises

Japan: Redefining the playing field

Japan: Financial institutions and fintechs must prioritise KYC, AML and CFT

Japan: Cryptoasset businesses to face tougher registration requirements

Japan: 2020 strategy paper promises fintech boost

Fintech market enters a new stage of maturity

Slovenia’s fintech ambitions risk falling short for lack of regulation

DLT and blockchain framework is set for change

Will public and private payment systems coexist?

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