Social Sciences
8 years ago

New tech challenges data protection laws, impacts financial services regulation globally.

JASSA.
New technology, personal data protection and implications 'for financial services regulation'
Camille Blackburn

Paper Summary

The article discusses how new technology challenges public expectations about personal data protection in financial services. It compares data protection laws in Australia and Europe, which has the most comprehensive laws globally. The article also looks at how different regulatory approaches impact technology-driven financial sector innovation.

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