How to Support Innovation While Keeping Finance Safe (Fintech in Morocco)

The financial technology sector is revolutionising the financial landscape through its diverse and innovative business approaches. By introducing groundbreaking solutions, this sector challenges established financial institutions while creating complementary systems that work alongside conventional frameworks. As this sector grows at an unprecedented pace, regulatory bodies face the critical task of monitoring its development to safeguard against potential financial disruptions. The central challenge lies in finding the right equilibrium - fostering the sector's creative potential while implementing necessary safeguards to maintain system integrity, protect users, and ensure fair competition with traditional financial service providers. This delicate balancing act presents policymakers with complex questions: How can regulatory frameworks simultaneously encourage financial innovation while maintaining prudent oversight? How can authorities support technological advancement without compromising financial security or creating uneven competitive landscapes? This study examines different regulatory approaches for overseeing financial technology ventures, with particular attention to Morocco's evolving regulatory environment. The analysis explores how emerging economies are adapting their oversight mechanisms to accommodate these disruptive technologies while addressing associated risks.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17285985
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Agricultural Economics and Policy
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How to Support Innovation While Keeping Finance Safe (Fintech in Morocco)

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Agricultural Economics and Policy
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How to Support Innovation While Keeping Finance Safe (Fintech in Morocco)

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Abstract

The financial technology sector is revolutionising the financial landscape through its diverse and innovative business approaches. By introducing groundbreaking solutions, this sector challenges established financial institutions while creating complementary systems that work alongside conventional frameworks. As this sector grows at an unprecedented pace, regulatory bodies face the critical task of monitoring its development to safeguard against potential financial disruptions. The central challenge lies in finding the right equilibrium - fostering the sector's creative potential while implementing necessary safeguards to maintain system integrity, protect users, and ensure fair competition with traditional financial service providers. This delicate balancing act presents policymakers with complex questions: How can regulatory frameworks simultaneously encourage financial innovation while maintaining prudent oversight? How can authorities support technological advancement without compromising financial security or creating uneven competitive landscapes? This study examines different regulatory approaches for overseeing financial technology ventures, with particular attention to Morocco's evolving regulatory environment. The analysis explores how emerging economies are adapting their oversight mechanisms to accommodate these disruptive technologies while addressing associated risks.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Hertfordshire (GB)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 33%
Agricultural Economics and Policy
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