LAST October 4, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) welcomed delegates from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF). The SEC and CCAF are working together and planning collaborative activities spanning research, capacity building, education activities and technical assistance to support the SEC's digital transformation program and financial technology initiatives.
Based at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School in the United Kingdom, the CCAF specializes in conducting cutting-edge, interdisciplinary, rigorous and critical research on all aspects of alternative finance. Its research, publications, and industry and policy reports on new and innovative financial instruments, channels and systems have informed academic debate, industry development, business practice, and evidence-based regulation and policymaking globally since the CCAF was founded in 2015.
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