Hogan Lovells Events
Tech: Who wins, who loses?
29 October 2019 - 21 November 2019 | 7:30 PM (CET)
20 years after the bursting of the dotcom bubble, the business of technology is more turbulent than ever.
- Embracing Change
- Litigation risk makes for a bumpy ride from LIBOR to risk free rates
- The EU preventative restructuring framework – harmony or discord?
- Proposed EU regulation and directive on European crowdfunding service providers
- Anti-money laundering in the UK & US: Looking ahead
- Regulatory, Compliance & Investigation Solutions (RC&I Solutions)
- Diversity and culture, and the FCA’s approach to non-financial misconduct
- European strategy for Impact Financing – a brief overview
- Dos and don’ts when applying for a license as a financial institution
- Listening when sanctions regulators speak
- Beyond Brexit – Regulatory equivalence
- Changes to deemed dividend rules bring good news for secured creditors
- China’s New Foreign Investment Law: the impact on financial institutions
- The Dawn of the Open Era: Open Banking in Asia-Pacific
- Mexican FinTech Law
- The new Italian FinTech initiatives
- Open everything and improved security: life after PSD2
- Despite growing scrutiny and enforcement in the cryptocurrency space, regulatory uncertainty remains
- PSD2 & GDPR: an opportunity for the African mobile payment business?
- Stablecoins - strong and stable?
Proposed EU regulation and directive on European crowdfunding service providers
Crowdfunding is a growing alternative form of financing that connects those who can give, lend or invest money directly with those needing financing for a specific project. In March 2018, the European Commission presented a proposal for a regulation on crowdfunding service providers.
