Titlebook: Law and Practice of Crowdfunding and Peer-to-Peer Lending in Australia, China and Japan; Pelma Rajapakse,Yinxu Huang,Hatsuru Morita Book 2

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Marketplace Lending and its Development in AustraliaChapter 1 provides an overview of the development of ‘marketplace lending’ which is also known as ‘peer-to-peer lending (P2P)’ in Australia. Specifically, how the P2P financing model works in Australia and internationally. Specifically, how various factors have influenced their development.

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Key Participants in Australia and Comparison of Peer-to-Peer Lenders with Traditional BanksChapter 2 examines who are the principal participants of marketplace lending in Australia. Further, this chapter analyses and compares the offerings of marketplace lenders to those of the traditional banks. The potential advantages and disadvantages of these offerings compared to the traditional banks are also analysed.

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Challenges for P2P Lending Business Models and BanksChapter 3 investigates the principal challenges in such business models. Challenges to be considered, but not limited to, would be regulatory, technology, innovation and marketing. This chapter also explores the challenges marketplace lending may pose to traditional intermediation.

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Marketplace Lending and its Development in ChinaChapter 6 provides an overview of the development of crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending in China including how the financing model works in China and how various factors have influenced their development.

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Virtual Currencies, ICOs and Central Bank Digital Currencies in ChinaThis chapter provides an overview of the development of virtual currencies, ICOs and Central bank digital currencies in China.

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Unique Features of Crowdfunding and P2P Lending Regulation in Australia, China and JapanChapter 12 provides a comparative analysis of the regulatory modes and concepts of crowdfunding, P2P and Fintech in Australia, China and Japan, in order to find the unique advantages and common characteristics of the regulatory systems of these three countries.

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Development of Virtual Currency and ICOs in Australiator to the new developments in the digital-finance world. However, since cryptocurrencies have no national or geographical boundaries, it is essential that our discussion should not only confine to Australia. Hence, we place our discussion in the international context, while focusing more on the reg