A Comparative Study on the Privacy Frameworks in Big Data Credit Reporting

This book provides a general vision of what a unified body of privacy law might look like, and how it has evolved to address contemporary privacy issues. Writing on the intersection between privacy law and Fintech law, this book focuses on the ongoing personal information protection reforms in China, and epitomizes a landscape of law and changes around the world. The evolution of privacy and data protection legislation across the globe is a true portrayal of the shifting of focus on privacy and data protection in the international community. This book unfolds the modern landscape of information privacy law from a comparative law perspective. Practically speaking, the aim of this book is to study the data protection legislative model in the European Union and propose a suitable legislative mechanism for personal information protection in China, based on China’s national conditions. To sum up, the central purpose of this research is to guide the rulemakers in crafting legal and policy solutions. By studying privacy, this book is trying to focus on a problem that has important ramifications for law and society.