Research
Research Focus “FinTech”
The RUL’s research in the area of FinTech deals with the latest legal and regulatory requirements from a legal as well as an interdisciplinary perspective. As an integral part of the University of Luxembourg’s FinTech working group, the legal research on FinTech analyses to what extent digitalisation and internet-based technologies impact on existing norms and institutions in Luxembourg, Europe and beyond.
The following researchers focus on FinTech matters with regard to law.
- Big Data
- Data Protection
- Block Chain and Smart Contracts in Media Law
- Digital Enforcement
- Digitalisation & Criminal Law
- Cyber Crime
- Digital Consumer Contracts
- Shadow Banking
- Smart Contracts
- D-Signature
- Workplace Digitalisation
- Jobs in the Sharing Economy
- Online Platforms and Crowdwork
- Robot Advisers
- Digital Fund Management
- Blockchain
- Virtual currencies and smart contracts
- Digital payments, payment systems and e-money
- Compliance and regulatory supervision
- Big data and data management
- Digital identity and tech driven AML/CTF tools
- Regulatory Sandbox
- The digital intermediary: organization, reporting, compliance, outsourcing
- Robot Advisory, Digital Asset, Fund & Risk Management
- Digital Payment Systems & Deposits
- Digital Private Law
- Crowd Funding
- Digitalisation of Company Law
- Supervision, Forum & Choice of Law in Times of Digitalisation
- Shadow Banking
- Digital Risk Management
- Digital Inclusive Finance
- Blockchain, Digital Identity and Digital KYC
