Legal professionals worldwide, especially those working in the FinTech sectors within some of the biggest corporations and law firms, might be intrigued by an upcoming webinar titled “FinTech University: An Assessment of U.S. and European Crypto Asset Regulations”. JD Supra reports this session is scheduled for November 7th, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am Eastern Daylight Time.
This webinar intends to provide a comprehensive exploration and assessment of both U.S. and European crypto asset regulations. Attention will be particularly given to the regulations being shaped in Europe around crypto assets and their contrast to the approaches being used by U.S. regulatory bodies.
Leading the session will be Arina Shulga, a seasoned attorney from Nelson Mullins, as well as visiting attorneys from multiple European-based law firms. These experts will impart their knowledge within the realm of FinTech and digital assets regulation, potentially providing valuable insights for legal professionals grappling with the fast-paced and evolving landscape of FinTech.
Moderation duties for the webinar will be handled by Richard Levin, who chairs the FinTech and Regulation Practice at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP. Views and insights shared at this junction stand to guide professionals in understanding the global dynamics at play in the regulation of crypto assets and can serve to navigate the complexities of FinTech laws across different regulatory environments.
In summary, the webinar is poised to be a valuable learning tool for FinTech legal professionals of international corporations and law firms, ensuring an understanding of how crypto-asset regulations are adapting across key international jurisdictions.