For more than a decade, Chapman’s The Regulation of Marketplace Lending: A Digest of the Principal Issues has been a trusted resource for the marketplace lending industry. Our Recent Regulatory Developments report offers an exclusive preview of key legal, regulatory, and market developments that the forthcoming 2026 edition will examine in greater depth when it is released in November.

What’s new in this release:

  • Key litigation developments, including true-lender and opt-out cases, that could shape the market
  • Federal and state regulatory updates affecting the fintech and payments sector
  • Digital asset developments, including blockchain and stablecoin legislation, and their potential implications for marketplace lending platforms and products

Whether navigating bank-fintech partnerships, state licensing requirements, payments regulation, or digital assets, this report offers practical insights to stay abreast of the developments shaping marketplace lending.

Download the report.

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