Finance Magnates London Summit (FMLS) will kick off just one week from today. Now in its tenth year of operation, the event will take place on November 21-23 at Old Billingsgate, bringing together some of the biggest names across multiple industries.
The event will be defined by the largest content stream to date, featuring a freshly expanded content track. In addition to the annual Networking Blitz, FMLS22 will be including two full days of leading panels, workshops, and exhibitions.
In terms of coverage, FMLS will be encompassing a total of four verticals for the first time ever, focusing on the online trading, digital assets & blockchain, fintech, and the payments space.
As a reminder, if you have not already done so, take advantage of competitive pricing and register for FMLS22 today.
November 23 (14:20) Centre Stage – Defi VS Cefi: Charting New Landscape?
Blockchain proponents say it’s a slam dunk but implementing decentralisation in financial products and services presents a unique set of challenges. Join industry movers and makers who break down legal, operational, and psychological roadblocks for greater mass DeFi adoption, and share how they plan to solve them.
Chen Arad – Chief Operating Officer – Solidus Labs
Teana Baker-Taylor – Vice President of Policy and Regulatory Strategy, UK/EU – Circle
Lex Sokolin – Head Economist – ConsenSys
Alex Royle – Head of Compliance and Regulatory Affairs, EMEA – Galaxy
Lawrence Deju-Wiseman – Director, Market Abuse – PwC
Omer Goldberg – CEO – Chaos Labs
How do legal battles of exchanges on both sides of the Atlantic shape STOs? How can regulators balance risk and privacy in DeFi products? Find out the answers to these questions and more by attending the panel next week.
You will be speaking on the Defi VS Cefi: Charting New Landscape? panel, what do you think will be the highlight of the discussion and why should the audience attend it?<h2>
Teana Baker-Taylor (Circle): As VP of Policy and regulatory Strategy for Circle, I’m excited to share more about how payment stablecoins, fully backed by cash and high-quality liquid asset reserves, are today providing a bridge into both traditional finance and emerging DeFi use cases, increasing payments and remittance optionality, enabling efficiencies in…
