- Regulatory Genome born out of research at the University of Cambridge and acting in close collaboration
- Regulation in the digital era highly complex and globally fragmented, with rules changing at a rapid pace
- To address this issue, CMS, Grant Thornton UK LLP, Macfarlanes, and Mastercard supporting a new initiative at the University of Cambridge
- The Regulatory Genome Project an open-access source of machine-readable information for use by both regulators
- It promotes real-time understanding of an ever-shifting body of laws and requirements
- The Regulatory Genome Project aims to promote financial inclusion in the global digital economy
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