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Decoding Sri Lanka’s FinTech Regulatory Sandbox
December, 21, 2020
By Imesha Dissanayake
The sandbox concept evolved from the children’s learning game, vindicating the old “test and learn” approach to foster innovation. According to the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), sandboxes are a safe space in which individuals can test innovative products, services, business models, and delivery mechanisms in a controlled environment.
There are many types of sandboxes available globally with one such type being the regulatory sandbox. A regulatory sandbox apart from its functions as a sandbox, is also a mechanism where the regulator is able to identify regulatory barriers that hinders innovations. UK FCA was the first to introduce a regulatory sandbox in 2016 followed by other countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Jordan and Australia. The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) too launched a regulatory sandbox on 17
By Imesha Dissanayake
The sandbox concept evolved from
the children’s learning game, vindicating the old “test and learn” approach to
foster innovation. According to the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA),
sandboxes are a safe space in which individuals can test innovative products,
services, business models, and delivery mechanisms in a controlled environment.
There are many types of sandboxes
available globally with one such type being the regulatory sandbox. A
regulatory sandbox apart from its functions as a sandbox, is also a mechanism
where the regulator is able to identify regulatory barriers that hinders
innovations. UK FCA was the first to
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BSA changes on the horizon: A look at the 2021 NDAA
December 16, 2020 by Nick St. John, NAFCU Compliance Blog
On Friday, Congress passed 2021’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). While President Trump has threatened to veto the law, it is believed there may be enough support in congress to override a presidential veto. This enormous law touches on many issues relating to the U.S. military and national security. However, Division F contains provisions affecting credit unions, as it requires major changes from FinCEN and the Treasury Department regarding the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). Let’s dive into what’s in the bill: