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Regulatory Sandboxes: Modernizing Digital Financial Regulation
July 12, 2017
Financial Security Program
With the support of Omidyar Network, the Aspen Institute’s Financial Security Program (FSP) conducted a comprehensive (and ongoing) analysis of the global RegLab landscape to identify and advance regulatory design lessons relevant to the FinTech policy debate here in the United States. We analyzed the legal and regulatory frameworks of proposed RegLabs around the world, and interviewed dozens of regulators, financial institutions, and innovators. Across countries and continents, we heard a familiar refrain: the urgent need for regulators, innovators, and industry to collaborate on the creation of a new digital financial architecture.
Native CDFIs play a critical role in the financial security of local communities and Native reservations. To learn more, we interviewed the leaders of a financial services training fellowship for Native professionals.
Most households experience at least one financial shock in a given year, but there are few comprehensive solutions to help them. How can we solve this persistent challenge?
The Strategy outlines opportunities to improve benefits delivery, particularly through government provided or purchased financial products and services.
This case study takes lessons from the legal field’s efforts to empower Native youth to learn how we can build a financial sector that better serves diverse communities.