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9:00 am EST - 11:00 am EST
Past Event
9:00 am - 11:00 am EST
1775 Massachusetts Avenue N.W.
Washington, DC
20036
Financial technology (fintech) offers the opportunity to provide financial services more efficiently, effectively, and inclusively to millions of American consumers, businesses, investors and borrowers. However, financial innovation can also produce products that harm consumers, misdirect savers and investors, inefficiently allocate capital, and harm borrowers and businesses. How well the regulatory regime can adapt to promote the benefits of Fintech while protecting against abuses will help determine how our economy grows and how businesses and consumers utilize financial services for years to come.
On February 8, the Center on Regulation and Markets hosted a conversation on these issues with Vice Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee Patrick T. McHenry, and Sen. Jeff Merkley, followed by a panel of experts and regulators.
9:00 am
Niam Yaraghi, Azizi A. Seixas, Ferdinand Zizi
June 26, 2024
Tom Wheeler
June 7, 2024
Joshua Turner, Nicol Turner Lee
June 4, 2024