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Evidence gathering can help assuage (or confirm) regulatory concerns about the impact of innovations, allowing beneficial innovations to reach the marketplace.”  \nCGAP Technical Guide: How to Build a Regulatory Sandbox (2020)  \nWhat is a regulatory sandbox?  \nA formal regulatory initiative:  \n➢ to test innovation  \n➢ in the live marketplace  \n➢ on a time-and scope-limited basis  \n➢ to determine the appropriate regulatory treatment/status  \n➢ before the innovation can fully operate in the marketplace …where other options fall short …  \n5  \nHow are regulatory sandboxes used?  \nTechnology Tested  \nAI 2%  \nOther  31%  \nMultiple 7%  \nOnline Distribution 8%  \nBlockchain & Crypto 25%  \nData Analytics 16%  \n~~ ~~ Digital ID  \n11%  \nParticipants by Sector  \nWholesale &  \nInfrastructure 29%  \nSavings 5%  \nAdvice  \n7% Asset Management  \n 7%  \nInsurance 5%  \nLending 6%  \nOther  \n10%  \nPayments  \n31%  \nEXAMPLES  \n• Equity crowdfunding  \n• Blockchain-based payments  \n• Robo advisors  \n• Alternative credit scoring  \n• Automated savings  \n• Personal finance management  \nSource: CGAP analysis (2019)  \n6  \nBenefits and risks of a regulatory sandbox  \n\n| Benefits | Risks |\n| --- | --- |\n| Lowers cost of innovation in some cases | Competition issues (regulators pick winners, create uneven playing field) |\n| Opens access to regulator | Limited capacity of regulator to run sandbox |\n| Creates formal framework for safe, live testing | Liability issues in case of failed testing |\n| Allows for market monitoring | Unclear pathways for successful exit |\n| Signals openness to innovation | Intra- & inter-agency coordination issues |\n|  | Limited regulatory tools to implement sandbox |\n\nFor more information, see CGAP Working Paper.  \n7  \nWant to learn more at your own pace?  \nVisit CGAP’s Collection of resources:  \n[www.cgap.org/Sandbox](www.cgap.org/Sandbox)  \n•  Technical Guide: How to Build a Regulatory Sandbox  \n• Working Paper: Regulatory Sandboxes and Financial Inclusion  \n•  Interactive map of sandbox firms  \n•  Global repository of sandbox policy documents  \n•  Blog post series  \nUdit Roy, CGAP Photo Contest  \nSection 2: Deciding if a sandbox is the  \nright tool   \nCGAP Tip  \n“If you do not need to test the innovation in the live marketplace to identify and/or effect a regulatory change, you most likely do not need a regulatory sandbox.”  \nIvo Jeník (CGAP)","cbCaig325MdbSa23","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig325MdbSa23","pdf",3311235,47,"English","# Section 1: Introduction\n# Section 2: Deciding for a regulatory sandbox\n# Section 3: Designing the right regulatory sandbox\n# Section 4: Running a successful regulatory sandbox\n# Section 5: Alternatives & complements\n# Section 6: Sandbox simulation\n# Section 7: Conclusion","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of a regulatory sandbox?\",\"answer\":\"A regulatory sandbox is a time- and scope-limited way to test innovations in the live marketplace, gathering evidence to address regulatory concerns and determine appropriate regulatory treatment before full market operation.\"},{\"question\":\"How are regulatory sandboxes used in practice?\",\"answer\":\"They are used to test innovations with specific technologies and participant sectors, such as blockchain and crypto, data analytics, and online distribution. 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