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Jane K. Winn, FinTech Development and New Governance Models
Jane K. Winn, FinTech Development and New Governance Models
Date：2025-01-11
Jane K. Winn, FinTech Development and New Governance Models
On December 18, 2024, Professor Winn delivered a lecture titled “FinTech Development and New Governance Models.” This presentation explored China's rise as a global FinTech leader and the governance models underpinning its success. Highlighting China's development-focused approach, which has facilitated advancements in areas like digital payments and mobile banking, she dedicated a significant portion of the lecture to the role of legal professionals in the tech sector. Professor Winn argued that lawyers should prioritize critical evaluation of new technologies and fraud prevention over simply contributing to market hype. She emphasized the need for legal professionals to offer ethical, fact-based advice to clients in an era where technological advancements outpace regulation.
【Speaker Profile】
Professor Jane K. Winn specializes in comparative and commercial law, with a focus on the effects of globalization and national legal reforms. She holds degrees from Queen Mary University of London and Harvard Law School and is a member of the American Bar Association. Her key publications include “The Law of Electronic Commerce”, and “Regulatory Developments in the European Union: Structures and Frameworks, and Electronic Payment Systems: Law and Emerging Technologies”. She is currently researching the role of regulation in fostering competition and innovation in payment systems in the U.S., UK, EU, China, and India, as well as the impact of machine knowledge management systems on modern legal structures.
Professor Jane K. Winn specializes in comparative and commercial law, with a focus on the effects of globalization and national legal reforms. She holds degrees from Queen Mary University of London and Harvard Law School and is a member of the American Bar Association. Her key publications include “The Law of Electronic Commerce”, and “Regulatory Developments in the European Union: Structures and Frameworks, and Electronic Payment Systems: Law and Emerging Technologies”. She is currently researching the role of regulation in fostering competition and innovation in payment systems in the U.S., UK, EU, China, and India, as well as the impact of machine knowledge management systems on modern legal structures.
To learn more about the event, please check out:
https://www.law.pku.edu.cn/xwzx/xwdt/ddfde5fa4b234a5a8ab8960f9f0061df.htm
https://www.law.pku.edu.cn/xwzx/xwdt/ddfde5fa4b234a5a8ab8960f9f0061df.htm