The world innovates and regulators follow. The problem with this practice is that there is often a window of regulatory uncertainty regarding new technologies. Blockchain is in exactly that place. It raises multiple novel legal questions, such as how can a smart contract be legally enforceable or under what legal jurisdiction does a decentralised network operate.
We brought the legal and regulatory experts over at Insureblocks to answer your questions and help you understand blockchain’s developing legal framework.
Iota Nassr is a policy analyst at the OECD within the financial markets division. She currently manages the FinTech experts…
Alisa DiCaprio, is the Head of Trade and Supply Chain at R3 and also facilitates a lot of R3’s research.…
Asset tokenisation has become one of the most prominent use-cases of distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) in financial markets, for assets…
Charles Kerrigan – Partner & Global Head of Fintech at CMS. Charles spends his time looking at what do new…
Dr. Denise McCurdy, Blockchain Governance Advisor at Grove Gate Consulting along with Tom Fuhrman, Blockchain & Cybersecurity Consultant at Vector…
George Alayon – Assistant Director in Insurance Supervision at the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA). George leads a small team whose…
Marianne Schoerling, Head of Stakeholder Engagement at Geneva Macro Labs in Switzerland, joins us to discuss how blockchain can support…
Mariam Al Muhairi is the Head of the UAE’s Centre for the 4th Industrial Revolution and Project Manager at the…
Marc Taverner is the executive director of the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications (INATBA) since the middle of January…
Caroline Malcolm heads the Global Blockchain Policy Centre at the OECD, assessing its policy implications & building solutions to ensure…