Seth C.Oranburg
A History of Financial Technology and Regulation: From American Incorporation to Cryptocurrency and Crowdfunding
A History of Financial Technology and Regulation: From American Incorporation to Cryptocurrency and Crowdfunding
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A History of Financial Technology and Regulation explores the role of technology in finance, including mutual funds, cryptocurrencies, and the stock market, and how law and regulations have shaped it. It is written for specialists and nonspecialists interested in learning more about business, economics, finance, law, and regulation.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 250 pages
Publication date: 31 March 2022
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
A History of Financial Technology and Regulation delves into the recent transformations in the world of finance, providing a comprehensive exploration of the role of technology in the financial landscape. Written in clear and concise prose, Seth Oranburg employs concrete examples to assist readers in grasping the intricate dynamics of technology in finance, encompassing diverse phenomena such as mutual funds, cryptocurrencies, and the stock market. The book begins with foundational principles and historical analogies, gradually progressing to intricate digital investment strategies and instruments. Additionally, readers are introduced to key concepts in financial regulation, gaining insights into how law and regulations have both prevented and perpetuated financial crises. Oranburg concludes with thought-provoking ideas about the future of finance and the appropriate legal responses. This captivating book appeals to a wide audience, including specialists and nonspecialists interested in delving deeper into the realms of business, economics, finance, law, and regulation.
A History of Financial Technology and Regulation delves into the recent transformations in the world of finance, providing a comprehensive exploration of the role of technology in the financial landscape. Written in clear and concise prose, Seth Oranburg employs concrete examples to assist readers in grasping the intricate dynamics of technology in finance, encompassing diverse phenomena such as mutual funds, cryptocurrencies, and the stock market. The book begins with foundational principles and historical analogies, gradually progressing to intricate digital investment strategies and instruments. Additionally, readers are introduced to key concepts in financial regulation, gaining insights into how law and regulations have both prevented and perpetuated financial crises. Oranburg concludes with thought-provoking ideas about the future of finance and the appropriate legal responses. This captivating book appeals to a wide audience, including specialists and nonspecialists interested in delving deeper into the realms of business, economics, finance, law, and regulation.
Weight: 294g
ISBN-13: 9781316607305
Edition number: New ed
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