ARTICLE
8 August 2019

How Should Competition Law React To FinTech?

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Shearman & Sterling LLP

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Financial technology companies, known as ‘fintechs,' are an increasingly prominent and disruptive presence in the financial services market.
United States Antitrust/Competition Law

Financial technology companies, known as 'fintechs,' are an increasingly prominent and disruptive presence in the financial services market. While these technologies are having a significant impact on the competitive landscape, the European Commission and national competition authorities have expressed concern as to whether the current competition legal framework is equipped to deal with the challenges created by these new technologies, some of which we discuss in the article.

Read this chapter in Shearman & Sterling's 2019 Antitrust Annual Report, "How Should Competition Law React to FinTech?"

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