LLM FinTech Law and Regulation

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This specialised LLM will equip you with expert knowledge in Financial Technology (FinTech) law and regulation. Recent developments in FinTech are having an increasing effect on the way individuals, businesses and governments save, borrow, spend, and invest. This Masters will introduce key alternative finance products and services such as mobile payments, crowdfunding, crypto assets, private digital currencies, stablecoins, decentralised finance, and the approaches to central bank digital currencies. These services have been facilitated by technologies such as distributed ledger technology (DLT) blockchain, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.

You will also enhance your professional skills, awareness, and ability to locate, interpret, analyse, and criticise laws, rules, policies, and practices on international financing, financial markets, and the impact of technology on the financial services industry. This programme will also provide specialist knowledge of the key role that the law and technology play in facilitating international financial transactions such as syndicated lending and international bond issues.

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Use our magical AI system, to check your admission chances for this course.
Tuition fee
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Duration
Campus
Mode of study
Fees and deadlines depend on the selected options. Fees and currency conversion are approximate.
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Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs