DLA meets the Swiss Marketplace Lending Association (SMLA) and discusses latest trends and predictions in Non-Bank Digital Lending from inside and outside the EU.
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💥 What’s Up Digital Lending – the 2025 Edition 💥
The trilogue negotiations on the European Commission's proposal for a Financial Information Data Access Regulation (FIDA) began today. We took the opportunity to reiterate a few key points.
It's time to reflect again on some of the key developments over the last quarter and look at the thrilling prospects that lie ahead. Let's dive in.
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Geoff Grevers, COO at EuroABS, points out that Fintechs face considerable regulatory hurdles when entering the securitization market. Fragmented regulation in Europe exacerbates the problem. However, it must be solved if institutional investors want to be attracted.
Lithuania has established itself as a frontrunner in European non-bank digital consumer lending, marked by rapid growth and innovative regulation, argues Laurent Millet, Portfolio Manager at nordIX European Consumer Credit Fund. He believes that this sector’s rise highlights its potential to reshape the broader financial landscape.
Uwe Stelzig, Managing Director DACH at IDnow, discusses the requirements that the EUDI Wallet puts on the member states. There is a certain time pressure, because the conditions for the EUDI Wallet must be in place by 2027 at the latest.
In this thrilling insight Zorana Bejtovic, Head of Risk @ Teylor and Chairwoman of the DLA Committee on Legal, Risk & Compliance, elaborates on the importance of committee work, the hottest topics in regulation and the biggest challenges in the market.
Our Committee on Legal, Risk & Compliance contributed to the communication of the European Commission on the future Startup and Scaleup policy which will be published in April.