and sharing of data, but as alternative credit scoring models evolve, there may be a need for more tailored regulations. Such regulations would ensure transparency, ethical practices, and better consumer protection in the growing digital lending landscape A key trend moving forward could be increased collaboration between fintech companies and trad

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