Cryptoasset regulation remains fragmented, with emerging markets and developing economies lagging behind in global push, new Cambridge study reveals.
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Unintended Consequences for Over-regulation
Cambridge CRO Council Roundtable Discussion
The financial services industry has undergone a turbulent six years. Widespread regulatory changes have and are being enacted to protect the global economy from a re-occurence from the crises that emerged in 2007. However, there is a risk that regulation itself will stimulate behaviour that may have unintended consequences for financial services and the wider economy. What are these consequences? And are they worse than the alternatives?
