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Event abstract
In this second workshop, we look at the impact of technological innovation across the financial sector, notably commercial banking, central bank digital currencies and (global) stablecoins, crypto-securities, distributed financial market infrastructures, and regulatory sandboxes/innovation hubs. The aim is to ascertain to what extent DLT/blockchain is currently utilized within the financial sector and to better understand the technology’s potential for the future, also with a view to crisis management and insolvency.
Event details
09.30-09.35 - Introduction : Michael Schillig, King's College London
09.35-10.35 - Session I : Commercial Banking, Central Bank Digital Currencies, (Global) Stablecoins
10.45-11.45 - Session II: Distributed Financial Market Infrastructures, Crypto-Securities, Regulatory Perspective
12.00-13.00 - Session III: Insolvency and Crisis Management
13.00-13.05 - Conclusion: Michael Schillig, King's College London
About these workshops
The workshops are part of the project The Too-Big-to-Fail Problem and the Blockchain Solution, generously funded by the British Academy in form of a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship awarded to Professor Michael Anderson Schillig.