HLS BFI Lunch Panel

Consumer Protection: FinTech Enforcement Trends

As fintech and digital asset markets continue to evolve, so too does the question of who is responsible for protecting consumers. This panel brings together former CFPB officials, regulators, litigators, and consumer advocates to examine how enforcement priorities are shifting and what meaningful consumer protection looks like in crypto today. Panelists will explore where gaps remain, how agencies are responding, and what these developments mean for the future of financial regulation.

This lunch event was part of the Harvard Law School Blockchain & FinTech Initiative’s lunch panel series, a student-focused program that brings together regulators, industry leaders, and academics to discuss emerging issues in financial technology and digital asset regulation. View our other events here.