英文摘要 |
"Because of its cross-border regulatory arbitrage and financial channel media effect, the digital financial operation mode is easy to impact the stability of the global financial market. Traditional global governance approaches usually adopt bilateral regulatory cooperation to curb regulatory arbitrage, but the excessive investment of regulatory cost fails to achieve better results, resulting in the mismatch of regulatory resources. Moreover, the channel effect of digital finance would induce the uni-polar output of regulatory standards in strong countries, leading to long arm jurisdiction or alternative compliance, which will easily lead to the consolidation of regulatory technology. In this regard, we should take the soft law governance path supported by legal pluralism, adopt the regulatory technical standards based on attraction rather than coercion, and eliminate the alienation dilemma of digital financial regulation through the sharing of regulatory technology and incentive of regulatory participation. At the same time, embedding hard law with compulsory content, procedural guarantee and echelon enforcement can effectively enrich the lack of legitimacy of soft law, and curb the member states' selective speculation, so as to promote a collaborative governance model of de-hegemony under multilateralism. Meanwhile, the new economies represented by China should strengthen their voice in the global governance of digital finance, and implement the balance between regional regulatory compatibility and digital financial stability." |