March 31, 2026|Publications
By Mike Kilgarriff and Catherine Warren
“Over the past several years, Colorado has become one of the more consequential state jurisdictions for understanding where fintech regulation is headed. What makes Colorado notable is not simply the volume of legislative or regulatory activity, it is the way Colorado’s recent developments illustrate three larger shifts occurring across the market: states are beginning to regulate the technology on which fintech products depend, to test legal assumptions that have long supported national lending models, and to use general consumer protection and consumer credit authority to shape conduct in real time.”
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