Regulating data use: implications of data sitting in the middle

Regulators need to take action to ease tensions created by the growing use of data, says Manoj Singh

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With the rise of the digital economy, the financial landscape is continuously evolving under two broadly interrelated themes of data privacy and open banking – or open finance in a more extended version. 

However, complexities persist in the policy approach of different jurisdictions. Many are following a top-down, multiple agencies regulatory model to tackle multifarious issues arising from data-privacy and data-sharing arrangements. For instance, in the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority

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