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FinTech Regulation in China: The Regulatory Regime for the P2P Lending (Loan-based Crowdfunding) Market

Recent Development of FinTech Regulation in China: A Focus on the New Regulatory Regime for the P2P Lending (Loan-based Crowdfunding) Market   By Chuanman You Capital Markets Law Journal, Volume 13, Issue 1, 1 January 2018   Key points FinTech innovation has thrived in China in the past decade. As one leading sector of FinTech…

Jan 22, 2018 in FinTech & RegTech.
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