This report from the Financial Stability Board looks at technological innovation, the new entrants into the financial services space, including fintech firms and big tech, and how these entrants could alter the financial services providers universe. This paper addresses the benefits these firms bring, as well as the risks.
Fintech and market structure in financial services
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