Digital Finance and Beyond in the Third Decade of the 21st Century - Observations with a Focus on the EU Policy and Legal Perspective

Q2 Social Sciences

European Business Law Review Pub Date : 2022-04-01 DOI:10.54648/eulr2022014

Gudula Deipenbrock

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Abstract

The paper explores critically Digital Finance in the third decade of the 21st century. Focus lies on the more general policy and legal approach to Digital Finance at EU level. The paper argues that any legal, regulatory and supervisory approach to Digital Finance has to contemplate also the broader digital transition scenario. It concludes that managing the difficult balancing act between promoting digital innovation for the good of the economy, the society of the European Union and its Member States and tackling its (high) risks appears to be one of the biggest challenges for the coming years. Fintech, financial technology, Digital Finance, financial regulation, financial supervision, digital transformation, EU Digital Finance Strategy, 2030 Digital Compass, artificial intelligence, twin green and digital transitions

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21世纪第三个十年的数字金融及其他领域——以欧盟政策和法律视角为重点的观察

本文对21世纪第三个十年的数字金融进行了批判性的探讨。重点在于欧盟层面的数字金融更一般的政策和法律方法。本文认为，任何针对数字金融的法律、监管和监督方法都必须考虑更广泛的数字转型情景。报告的结论是，在促进数字创新以造福经济、欧盟及其成员国社会和应对其(高)风险之间取得艰难的平衡，似乎是未来几年最大的挑战之一。金融科技，金融科技，数字金融，金融监管，金融监管，数字化转型，欧盟数字金融战略，2030数字指南针，人工智能，绿色和数字化双转型

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