Financial Regulation in Emerging Markets and the Rise of Fintech Companies

The first module delves into the aftermath of financial crises, offering insights into the contributing factors and outcomes of the Asian and global financial crises. It also explores the mechanisms of mortgage securitization, bank balance sheets, and the impact of Basel III on liquidity regulation and leverage ratios.

In the second module, learners explore the regulatory environment post-financial crises, delving into the impact of the Great Depression, the New Deal, and the Bretton Woods Agreement. Additionally, it covers the modes of the financial system, capital regulation, and the design flaw of the Bretton Woods Agreement.

Module three focuses on fintech regulation in emerging markets, highlighting the differences in regulation and responsible innovation in the US. Learners explore initial coin offerings (ICOs), smart contracts and law, and case studies from China, Brazil, and South Africa, providing a comprehensive understanding of fintech regulation in emerging markets.

The final module examines the rise of fintech companies, particularly in emerging markets, covering topics such as peer-to-peer lending, remittances, and the impact of technologies like blockchain. It includes real-world examples and interviews with industry experts to showcase the evolving landscape of fintech companies.