英文摘要 |
Financial technology, or FinTech, is defined as technology-enabled innovation in financial services that could result in new business models, applications, processes or products with an associated substantial effect on the provision of financial services. The regulation of FinTech should be inclusive and prudential. Inclusive regulation has its footing on the innovative aspect of FinTech, including enhancing financial inclusion, increasing transaction efficiency and promoting market competition; while prudential regulation eyes at the risk aspect of FinTech, as manifested in technological and operational risk, data security risk, and information asymmetry risk. Fundamentally, inclusive and prudential regulation is to look at the essence of FinTech, considering the three key elements of finance, technology and innovation. It endeavors to strike a balance between innovation and normalization, efficiency and security, and institutional rigidity and operational flexibility. First, based on the nature of ''disruptive innovation'' of FinTech, the idea of adaptive regulation should be established to improve on the flexibility and effectiveness of regulation. Second, in order to cover the relevant risks more comprehensively, the regulatory system and mechanisms should be improved by means of strengthening regulatory coordination, delivering functional regulation, and clarifying the division of regulatory powers between the central and local governments. Third, regulatory technology should play its peculiar role, so as to encounter technology-enabled financial innovation with technology-enabled regulatory innovation. |