This report from ASIFMA looks at the exponential growth of data and how that growth has affected financial technology and other emerging technologies. The paper addresses the need for relevant regulatory structures and proper legislature and compares the differences in regulations across the Asia-Pacific region.
Implications of Data Privacy for Financial Technology in Asia
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