Machine-readable rules are the future of transparency regulation

Published 13 May 2022
Last Updated 13 May 2022 14:02

Author: Thomas Helm

New technologies and more comprehensive data standards have the potential to automate current regulatory systems, improve data quality and reduce compliance costs

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