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Financial regulation has always been shaped by the boundaries it seeks to defend. Once, those boundaries were physical—bank branches, vaults, national borders. Then they became digital, defined by networks, firewalls, and systems.
Today, those perimeters are dissolving. In their place, a new focal point is emerging: identity. As financial services fragment across platforms, jurisdictions and technologies, the question is no longer just where risk resides, but who carries it. Increasingly, regulation is following that shift—reorienting itself around identity as the most persistent, portable, and contested layer in the system.
From: Is identity becoming the new perimeter of financial regulation? – RegTech100.
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