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ARTICLE · 12 APRIL 2019

The Mexican Fintech Law: What International Entities Need To Know

The publication of the Financial Technology Institutions Law on 9 March, 2018 was a long awaited piece of legislation which aimed to promote financial inclusivity and technological innovation through a joint collaboration ...

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The publication of the Financial Technology Institutions Law (Fintech Law) on 9 March, 2018 was a long awaited piece of legislation which aimed to promote financial inclusivity and technological innovation through a joint collaboration between Mexican regulators, legislators, and important private actors in the field. This article considers the requirements under the Fintech Law that any third country entities will need to comply with in order to operate in Mexico in this space.

The Fintech Law intends to build a regulatory framework aimed at the development of innovative financial services, increasing the level of competition and financial inclusion, as well as placing Mexico at the forefront of the industry. The Fintech Law currently recognizes two types of financial technology institutions (FTI) and an innovative or sandbox model:

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