Overview

The blockchain(s) and, by extension, cryptoassets (which they underpin) suffer a degree of notoriety due to its perceived anonymity and ability to ensure transactions remain private. However, this assumption is beginning to be challenged with the move towards central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), blockchain analytics and revelations about the real nature of the “trustless” practicalities of the blockchain and the level of privacy it really provides. This webinar will consider these issues, their intersection with financial crime, and national security and how to mitigate risks to consumers, investors, businesses and sovereign governments.