‘Nannying regulators’ are wrong to clamp down on Buy Now Pay Later providers
3 February 2021
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Government and Institutions
Victoria Hewson quoted in City AM
3 February 2021
Economic Theory
Emma Revell writes for The Telegraph
A debate has emerged over whether the Financial Conduct Authority is right to regulate Buy Now Pay later providers (BNPL).
In a debate column for The Telegraph, Emma Revell, Head of Public Affairs at the IEA argued that “society shouldn’t seek to regulate risk out of our lives” and that there is a risk customers and retailers could “lose access to a service that benefits their lives, just when online retailers are booming.”
Read Emma Revell’s full article here.
In a debate column for The Telegraph, Emma Revell, Head of Public Affairs at the IEA argued that “society shouldn’t seek to regulate risk out of our lives” and that there is a risk customers and retailers could “lose access to a service that benefits their lives, just when online retailers are booming.”
Read Emma Revell’s full article here.
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