Presenter: James Auliffe, Regulatory Affairs Manager, The World Federation of Exchanges
Summary: The ruling against FTX and Alameda earlier this month in the US exemplifies the broader shift in expectations for the crypto industry to be held to higher standards closer to that of well-functioning finance, ensuring stronger protections for investors. The next area that needs addressing is the inadequate custody control amongst crypto platforms, which underscores the risk to both market integrity and investor protection. Without proper custody controls there is a heightened risk of financial loss, fraud and mismanagement. This undermines investor confidence and the overall integrity of markets. Join the WFE Regulatory Affairs team for a training session on the industry view of best practice for crypto-asset custody providers.
Format: There will be a 30 min conversation followed by an audience Q&A.
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James Auliffe is currently serving as a Regulatory Affairs Manager at the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) where he focuses on technology, enterprise risk, cyber-security and market data. James joined the WFE from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority where he worked on EU Withdrawal. He has previously worked at the European Parliament and the UK Finance Ministry. James has a BSc in Politics and Economics from the University of Bath and a Master’s in Management from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel/Solvay Business School.
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