Broby, Daniel

Daly, Angela

Legg, David

English

We present a research agenda for secure and intelligent regulatorytechnology (“regtech”). This encompasses an overview of the concep-tual, theoretical, and practical challenges that arise when using digitaltechnologies to comply with regulatory regimes. Intelligent regtech“solutions” are often tailor-made to achieve better oversight and com-pliance outcomes. Such tools can make regulation and compliance eas-ier and more efficient. There use poses security challenges in respect ofdata, cyber security, and the consumer. Regtech also raises competitionissues, as well as commercial and operational ones. We explore theresearch and policy implications by a targeted review of the literature.In doing this, we deliver new insights and highlight considerationsfor scholars and regulators alike. We articulate the concepts requiringfurther investigation. Our contribution is in defining regtech and esta-blishing an interdisciplinary roadmap for further scholarly study

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Towards Secure and Intelligent Regulatory Technology (Regtech): A Research Agenda

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Towards Secure and Intelligent Regulatory Technology (Regtech): A Research Agenda

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