As always, we have a reading list for our upcoming roundtable on how fintech companies will navigate data localisation. (Some of our previous reading lists are here and here.) This discussion will take place at the Grand Hyatt Mumbai this week, November 23 (Friday) 2018. The Chatham House Rule applies, so points raised will be made public but not attributed to any person and/or organisation. If you know someone who should participate in the roundtable, please email us: biz@medianama.com. Include links highlighting the potential participant’s expertise and relevance to this particular discussion. Extra props if you suggest women participants. You can also register here. Medianama is hosting the event with support from Facebook and Amazon. The reading list First up, start with the RBI Notification: Storage of Payment System Data (April 2018) RBI wants public data to be stored in India: What it means, how it will impact mobile wallet companies (October 2018) #NAMAprivacy: Data localisation's objectives, and its impact on businesses (September 2018) #NAMAprivacy: BJP's Vinit Goenka on data localisation, sovereignty, and 800 years of slavery (September 2018) Regional privacy frameworks and cross-border data flows (September 2018) - A report from the GSM Association evaluating the key principles of various regional data privacy frameworks. The grand myth of cross-border data flows in trade deals (December 2017) - A research paper from IT for Change contextualising cross-border data flows within global trade negotiations. It argues that free data flows may be “antithetical to new pathways to growth.” In the throes of…
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