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ARTICLE · 04 JANUARY 2018

Why Offshore For Fintech?

Carey Olsen
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Fintech is changing the way banking and financial services businesses are operating at an incredible pace.

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Fintech is changing the way banking and financial services businesses are operating at an incredible pace. There are many challenges and opportunities that face financial institutions, business, investors and start-ups. As with much new technology, the speed of change frequently outstrips the legal and regulatory landscape and fresh approaches are often required to adapt.

With this ever-changing landscape, securing the correct legal advice at the beginning of any new venture is key to ensuring correct and cost-effective compliance with law and regulation. The offshore space has long been recognised for its numerous flexible corporate structures, simple taxation, appropriate regulation, robust infrastructure and sophisticated legal systems. These are all factors which are critical to the successful development structures for Fintech businesses. Smaller jurisdictions allow regulators to be more agile when updating regulation and with the broad toolbox of corporate

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