Posted by The Indian Journal of Law and Technology (IJLT) is an annual open access law journal edited by students and published by the National Law School of India University in Bangalore. IJLT was founded in 2005 and is India’s first and only law journal dedicated solely to the study of the intersection of law and technology. IJLT has been a UGC-CARE indexed journal since 2020.
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Further Details
For its upcoming special issue on Financial Technology (‘FinTech,’ the Indian Journal of Law & Technology (IJLT) is now inviting papers. If you want your submissions to be considered, please submit them in by February 28, 2022.
India is one of the world’s fastest-growing fintech markets. Financial institutions were among the first corporate sectors to employ technology to innovate, improve services, expand financial inclusion, and reduce costs. Fintech has grown significantly in India in recent years, thanks to tremendous growth in mobile and telecommunications services and strong government support.
This special issue seeks to serve as a springboard for increasing scholarly discussion about Fintech in India. We seek submissions that explore the legal, technological, and regulatory aspects of the many fintech products and services that are growing in India and elsewhere, given the topic’s current relevance.
The Special Issue’s Scope:
Fintech is a broad term that encompasses any technological advancements that affect financial services. The following are some of the suggested sub-themes:
- Credit history
- Payment platforms
- Deposit/lending and capital raising
- Peer to peer lending and microfinance
- Investment management
This is only a sample list; all entries that fall under the broad scope of Fintech are welcome.
Authors are urged to take an interdisciplinary approach and investigate the socioeconomic impact of fintech as well as regulatory proposals.
Note: For scholars new to this topic, the Reserve Bank of India’s Report of the Working Group on Fintech and Digital Banking, issued in 2018, is a good place to start. Prof. Deirdre Ahern’s work on Fintech Innovation and the Regulatory Sandbox, published in Vol. 15 (2019) of IJLT, is a good example.
Categories of Submissions:
Articles (5000-12000 words).
Essays (3000-5000 words).
Submission Guidelines
- In addition to the paper, an abstract (no more than 250 words) must be provided.
- All submissions must be written in English.
- Co-authorship is authorised (up to a maximum of three authors).
- The paper’s body should be written in Times New Roman, font size 12, with 1.5 line spacing. Footnotes should be typed in Times New Roman, single line spacing, size 10.
- Please use the OSCOLA (4th edition) citation format.
- All submissions must be unique, unpublished, and not currently being considered by another magazine or forum.
- Please submit your work in MS/Open Word (*.doc OR *.docx) format.
All submissions must be made on or before 11:59 p.m. IST, February 28, 2022
Relevant links and Contacts
For any further queries, contact ijltedit@gmail.com
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