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| Title: | 巨型科技業者從事金融服務之監理
The Supervision of BigTech in Finance |
| Authors: | 游舒惟
Yu, Shu-Wei |
| Contributors: | 臧正運
Tsang, Cheng-Yun
游舒惟
Yu, Shu-Wei |
| Keywords: | 巨型科技業者
大型科技業者
金融科技
金融監理
BigTech
FinTech
Financial regulation |
| Date: | 2023 |
| Issue Date: | 2023-04-06 18:06:00 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 巨型科技業者向金融服務領域的擴張正在快速進行，而且是跨領域和跨國境的，鑑於巨型科技業者的全球足跡，再加上他們龐大的客戶群，政策制定者需要解決監理巨型科技業者的問題。
然而，目前仍未見監理者對巨型科技業者從事金融服務有一套完整的監理方法，對此，本研究首先分析國際上幾個知名的巨型科技業者，視其所提供之金融服務及其提供金融服務的模式，同時參考了國際組織的文獻，統整出巨型科技業者從事金融服務可能會產生的五個主要風險，並進一步提出五個監理面向去應對此些風險，此外，本研究亦分析了美國、歐盟和中國於此五個監理面向所採取的舉措，瞭解不同國家或地區針對巨型科技業者從事金融服務所選擇的監理態度和監理方法，從中汲取可以學習的監理方法，以及尚可改進的部分。
最後，本研究參考了上述三個國家或地區的監理方法、國際組織的文獻以及學者們的監理建議，針對本文所提及之五個監理面向為監理建議，希冀能提供監理者更多的監理想法，並促進對金融市場和消費者的保護。
BigTechs are now expanding to the financial sector, and they are cross-sectoral and cross-border by their nature. According to BigTechs’ global footprint and their huge customer bases, policy makers need to tackle the question of regulating BigTechs.
At present, there is no comprehensive supervisory approach for BigTechs engaged in financial services. As a result, this thesis first analyzes several well-known BigTechs in the world, and depends on the financial services they provide, the mode of providing financial services, and international organizations’ papers to unified the five main risks that BigTechs may have in financial services, and summarize five aspects of supervision to deal with these risks. Besides, the thesis also examines the measures taken by the United States, the European Union and China in these five aspects of supervision, understanding the supervisory attitudes and supervisory approaches chosen by different jurisdictions for BigTechs engaged in financial services, and learning from the worth learning supervisory approaches, as well as observing the parts that can still be improved.
Last but not least, the study refers to the supervisory approaches of the three jurisdictions mentioned above, the literature of international organizations, and the supervisory recommendations of scholars, proposing supervisory approaches for each aspect of supervision. It is hoped that it will provide supervisors with more ideas about supervision and promote the protection of financial markets and consumers. |
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英文部分（依字母順序）
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
法律學系
109651039 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0109651039 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
| Appears in Collections: | [法律學系] 學位論文
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