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Shanghai Officially Launches Work on Fintech Sandbox Trial
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Shanghai has officially kicked off work for its fintech sandbox trial in the wake of the launch of a similar pilot scheme in Beijing.To get more shanghai news today, you can visit shine news official website.
The Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced the launch of work on the Shanghai Fintech Innovation Regulatory Trial on 17 May, according to an announcement made via its Weibo account. "This trial work will encourage the participation of multiple types of actors, and welcome applications for trial projects from licensed financial institutions that strive to achieve financial service innovations, as well as tech companies that satisfy requirements," said Liu Xingya, vice-chair of PBOC's Shanghai office.
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"Application projects can be for financial services, and can also be for tech products, but the projects must possess key traits such as operational inclusion, technical innovation, controllable risk and regulatory support." The launch of work on a fintech sandbox trial in Shanghai follows the unveiling of a similar scheme in Beijing at the start of 2020, for which a total of six proposed trial projects have already been vetted and accepted.
PBOC announced in April that fintech regulatory trials in the style of the Beijing pilot would be expanded to a total of six more cities, including Shanghai, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Xiong'an New District, Hangzhou and Suzhou. The launch of work on Shanghai's fintech sandbox trial also coincided with the founding of the Shanghai Fintech Industry League as proposed by Shanghai International Group .
The Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced the launch of work on the Shanghai Fintech Innovation Regulatory Trial on 17 May, according to an announcement made via its Weibo account. "This trial work will encourage the participation of multiple types of actors, and welcome applications for trial projects from licensed financial institutions that strive to achieve financial service innovations, as well as tech companies that satisfy requirements," said Liu Xingya, vice-chair of PBOC's Shanghai office.
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"Application projects can be for financial services, and can also be for tech products, but the projects must possess key traits such as operational inclusion, technical innovation, controllable risk and regulatory support." The launch of work on a fintech sandbox trial in Shanghai follows the unveiling of a similar scheme in Beijing at the start of 2020, for which a total of six proposed trial projects have already been vetted and accepted.
PBOC announced in April that fintech regulatory trials in the style of the Beijing pilot would be expanded to a total of six more cities, including Shanghai, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Xiong'an New District, Hangzhou and Suzhou. The launch of work on Shanghai's fintech sandbox trial also coincided with the founding of the Shanghai Fintech Industry League as proposed by Shanghai International Group .
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