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Chambers and Partners: Fintech 2022 Guide – South African Chapter

10 May 2022
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May 10 | Technology, Fintech
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Chambers and Partners: Fintech 2022 Guide – South African Chapter

10 May 2022
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Head of Banking and Financial Services Regulatory, David Geral, and partners, Bright Tibane, Joshua Janks, and Kirsten Kern, wrote the South African Chapter in Chambers and Partners’ Fintech 2022 Guide. It covers:

  • Law and Practice; and
  • Trends and Developments

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