Prediction-market players push for regulatory clarity in Asia
Fintech industry executives are lobbying for clearer regulations for prediction markets, aiming to distinguish the business from gambling and mitigate its risks. The calls were made at Thursday’s iFX Expo Asia in Hong Kong, amidst ongoing debates among regulators and legal experts in the region on whether such platforms should be regulated as financial products or gambling.
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