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Adapting to the evolving landscape requires regulatory frameworks that appropriately address the risks of today. As activities and behaviors change driven by digitalization and changing markets, regulatory frameworks will need to address new risks to the consumer, the stability of markets, and the prevention of illicit activity.
Where regulators have a mandate to support innovation, industry will also look to agencies to encourage the safe implementation and use of emerging technologies without stifling development. Where there are opportunities to be harnessed, and risks to be mitigated, regulatory clarity leads to stronger governance.
In this chapter, we look at the regulatory developments that are enabling change and innovation, and the divergence or convergence across key jurisdictions.
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