FSB Is Confident Fintech Will Not Disrupt Traditional Finance Anytime Soon

FSB Is Confident Fintech Will Not Disrupt Traditional Finance Anytime Soon

Enthusiasts of financial innovation remain optimistic, though. Fintech is growing at an accelerated pace in some countries. Over the past few years, many people have wondered how Fintech will impact the economic ecosystem. Some people feel there will be a major shake-up, whereas most experts see things very differently. Similarly to blockchain technology, Fintech is subject to a lot of hype right now. Despite the lack of strict regulation, fintech startups are not expected to cause significant disruptions anytime soon. It is impossible to deny fintech startups are doing things very....


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