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The three part webinar series will cover the following topics and participants may enroll in those they wish to attend via the registration page.

Webinar VI will turn to a comparative analysis of cryptocurrency regulation in a range of jurisdictions around the world, including Australia, the UK and Malta drawing comparisons with the laws and regulations in Hong Kong and the differences and similarities

Webinar V will continue the comparative analysis of regulatory approaches to cryptocurrencies, canvassing the positions in the US and the UK

Julia Charlton joined BritCham HK webinar as HKEX publication author, sharing insights on embedding corporate governance and ESG best practices in listed companies.

Webinar IV will consider the future of cryptocurrency regulation in Hong Kong and what path may be taken

Webinar III will conclude an analysis of Hong Kong’s domestic regulation of cryptocurrencies and related activities, laying out the regulatory scope of Hong Kong’s SFC and guiding participants through various Hong Kong SFC statements and Hong Kong regulatory frameworks that comprise the various applicable regulations in Hong Kong

Webinar II will consider the progress that has been made in implementing FATF’s revised recommendations (including Hong Kong’s progress) and the implementation of other AML/CFT obligations. Webinar II will focus on an analysis of Hong Kong’s domestic regulation of cryptocurrencies and related activities, laying out the regulatory scope of Hong Kong’s SFC and guiding participants through various Hong Kong SFC statements and Hong Kong regulatory frameworks that comprise the various applicable regulations in Hong Kong. This analysis will be concluded in Webinar III.

The webinar will provide participants with a foundation upon which the subsequent webinars will build, with a focus on key terminology, #crypto developments and trends and different regulatory approaches, before turning to a discussion of virtual asset #regulation, in particular FATF Standards and revised recommendations (which apply to Hong Kong) as an example of international standard setting in the crypto sphere