Sandboxes in the desert: is a cross-border ‘gulf box’ feasible?
<p dir="ltr">Many financial hubs around the world have used regulatory sandboxes as a tool to support and promote innovation in financial technology. Sandboxes can manage and control risks without stifling innovation. In recent years, the Arab Gulf States (Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar...
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| Main Author: | Jon Truby (14153022) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | Andrew Dahdal (17128879) (author), Imad Antoine Ibrahim (14158998) (author) |
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2022
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