1.

Question 1
Convenience and speed are often at odds with…
1 / 1 point
Security measures
Rules and regulations
Individual freedom
Artificial Intelligence

2.
Question 2
Regulation is a balancing act between ___________ and ___________.

(Please pick the best answer)

0 / 1 point
Convenience, efficiency
Bad actors, visionary pioneers
Precise definitions, being open to interpretation
Protecting businesses, protecting individuals

3.
Question 3
The two primary definitions of RegTech are… (Choose all that apply)
1 / 1 point
Technology used to help companies comply with regulations
Technology for regular everyday end-users
Regulation of FinTech firms and new finance technologies
Technology used to help with voter registration and prevent voter fraud
Issues dealing with database registration and integrity compliance
Data analytics pertaining to regulatory requirements

4.
Question 4
An example of a system that merges high security and data usability is…
0 / 1 point
Bitcoin
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
4G/LTE Services
Paypal

5.
Question 5
An example of consumer protection is…
1 / 1 point
Server-less Architecture
Near-field Communication (NFC)
Two factor Authentication
Quantum Computing

6.
Question 6
What do good and bad regulations have in common?
0 / 1 point
They both create opportunities for creative and innovative solutions
They both tend to create monopolies
They both protect consumers from fraud
They both create increased social stability

7.
Question 7
Insurance markets are some of the most heavily regulated business sectors.
True
False

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Question 8
Regulations have a tendency to get created and stay around forever.
True
False