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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2019

Fintech: Offshore Regulations And Trends In Asia

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Financial technology, or fintech, in the broadest sense of the word involves the use of software in the provision of banking and financial services.

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Financial technology, or fintech, in the broadest sense of the word involves the use of software in the provision of banking and financial services. The transformative nature of the fintech sector is the manner in which fintech companies use financial technology to disrupt the way traditional financial companies do business.

The fintech sector has rapidly developed with innovation in multiple sub-categories, driving adoption in sectors such as insurance and regulation as well as the continued development of blockchain technology within distributed ledger technologies, digital currencies and other digital assets, and there has also been the emergence of entirely new models of funding. The utilization of initial coin offerings (ICOs), the tokenization of assets, and other token funding methods have created complex legal and regulatory challenges in many jurisdictions.

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