Future of Computing

What is RegTech and what does it mean for policymakers? 

RegTech responds to the urgent need for transparency and flexibility in modern regulatory practices and marks the shift from reactive to dynamic regulation

RegTech responds to the urgent need for transparency and flexibility in modern regulatory practices and marks the shift from reactive to dynamic regulation Image: UNSPLASH/Christine Hume

Roslyn Doktor
Vice President, Tech & Science Policy, IBM
Robb Henzi
SVP, Strategy + Head of Policy & Philanthropy Practice, Sparks and Honey
Landry Signé
Professor and Managing Director, Thunderbird School of Global Management
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