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Evolving Regulatory Framework for Cryptocurrency – Update on SEC Actions and Theories

Total Credits: 1 CLE

Average Rating:
   14
Categories:
Securities Regulation
Faculty:
Eric Kintner |  Scott Matthew Andersen
Course Levels:
Intermediate
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Apr 16, 2024
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Description

This seminar will address both introductory and intermediate material concerning Blockchain and Digital Assets, and how the SEC and other regulators have been approaching regulation in this space, including the application of the Supreme Court’s Howey test and the use of the registration and antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws.  Discussion will include an update on the recent Ripple and Coinbase cases how these cases may impact existing and future crypto projects.

Speakers:
Scott Andersen, Principal, Andersen, P.C.
Eric Kintner, Partner, Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.

Handouts

Materials (2.1 MB) Available after Purchase

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Overall:      4.4

Total Reviews: 14

Comments

John L

"great presentation!"

Ryan Y

"Timely content and effective presenters."

Scott E

"Knowledgeable speakers with useful information."

Eric M

"Presenters were exceptionally knowledgeable and presented well but maybe a little too fast with delivery of key foundational concepts. Overall, though, great course and info."

Charles B

"Topic covered well; some concepts are difficult to comprehend."

Gary G

"Presenters were well organized and informed"

Carolita O

"The amount of valuable information provided was excellent. Clearly the presenters know their "stuff". Where is the transcript for this webinar? There is way too much information provided to take notes on. Why isn't there a transcript for the attendees? It could be sent out after the webinar to allow a transcriber service time to generate the transcript from the video. What a shame to lose all of this valuable information!!!!!"

Raynee C

"Knowledgeable speakers, good use of PowerPoint."
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