An Analysis of ‘Harm’ defined under the draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018
Examining the definition and usage of the term “harm” in India’s draft Personal Data Protection Bill 2018.
A Blueprint For Implementing India’s Personal Data Protection Law
Information from individuals is often stated to be the fuel that will power our new digital economy. As India powers into the information age, a key issue facing policymakers is the regulation of the use of this personal information.
Implementing the Personal Data Protection Bill: Mapping Points of Action for Central Government and the future Data Protection Authority in India
Dvara Research Policy Brief – Implementing the Personal Data Protection Bill in India
The Contours of Public Policy for Non-Personal Data Flows in India
Insights on Non-Personal Data (NPD)
Primer on Consumer Data Infrastructure-4th Dvara Research Conference Regulating Data-Driven Finance April 5-6, 2019
Click here to access the primer on Consumer Data Infrastructure. Large scale data infrastructures (such as the proposed Public Credit Registry, the GSTN System and the Indiastack) are emerging to support the delivery of financial services in India. This raises questions regarding the role of the State and of the regulation of these infrastructures. The existing […]
Primer on Designing Optimal Regulation – 4th Dvara Research Conference Regulating Data-Driven Finance April 5-6, 2019
Click here to access the primer on Designing Optimal Regulation. The use of technology and personal data in finance is changing the landscape of financial services. This is widening the choice set of financial services available to consumers, through two distinct trends that are enabled by the use of technology (i) the disintermediation of traditional financial […]
Primer on Consumer Data Infrastructure
Primer on Consumer Data Infrastructure – 4th Dvara Research Conference
Primer on Suitability for Consumer Data Use and Product Design-4th Dvara Research Conference Regulating Data-Driven Finance April 5-6, 2019
he increasingly-pervasive use of personal data in the provision of financial services can enable providers to offer suitable financial products, at a scale. Internationally, suitability or appropriateness in finance is conceptualised as “the degree to which the product or service offered by the intermediary matches the retail client’s financial situation, investment objectives, level of risk tolerance, financial need, knowledge and experience”
Primer on Suitability for Consumer Data Use and Product Design
Primer on Suitability for Consumer Data Use and Product Design – 4th Dvara Research Conference
Primer on Consumer Data Regulation-4th Dvara Research Conference Regulating Data-Driven Finance April 5-6, 2019
Click here to access the primer on consumer data regulation. The use of personal data by government and private service providers in their interactions with individuals is becoming ubiquitous in India. Service providers are able to collect and process larger volumes and richer varieties of personal data, such as from utilities payments, social media and e-commerce […]
