Building Digital Finance in Europe: FinTech for Social Value

Ismail Erturk; Joe Zammit-Lucia

Building Digital Finance in Europe: FinTech for Social Value

Ismail Erturk, Joe Zammit-Lucia

PMO Management and Organisation Studies

RADIX Centre for Business, Politics and Society

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Abstract

The future of digital finance in Europe runs through public policy. While there is much excitement about technological advances and the promise they might offer, our contention is that the primary driver of the future shape of digital finance and whether it will deliver meaningful social benefit or merely reproduce, in digital form, the strengths and weaknesses of the current financial system, depends heavily on the direction of public policy and the regulatory framework.

Original language	English
Type	Public Policy Report
Media of output	Think tank publication
Publisher	Radix Centre for Business, Politics and Society
Number of pages	36
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
ISBN (Electronic)	9781912880249
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2020

Keywords

Fintech
Digital finance
social value
Policy
EU
post-covid

UN SDGs

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Building Digital Finance in Europe: FinTech for Social Value

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