Blockchain Standardisation in the context of the EU regulatory landscape: Opportunities and Challenges
Purpose & Scope
Blockchain Standardisation is paving the way for a unified digital future, driving innovation and disrupting traditional systems. Blockchain technologies are quite complex, but standardisation in blockchain is essential to ensure security, reliability, and future innovation of the industry. According to Gilbert Verdian (Founder and CEO at Quant), in 2024 the blockchain sector will experience a new era of maturity, as a result of tighter regulation and widespread institutional adoption. The EU takes an active role in the blockchain standards community, engaging and working closely with all relevant bodies around the world. The question is, what are the opportunities and challenges European standardisation has on its table? On which aspects should Europe focus in order to become a relevant player in the area of blockchain standardisation?
This webinar will discuss the most urgent priorities Europe should focus in standardisation, based on the inputs collected during the SEEBLOCKS.eu Public Consultation. The distinguished panel of experts will bring their wide experience into the discussion, with insights from complex and multi-jurisdictional transactions, tokenization of physical, financial and intangible assets, as well as on GDPR & data privacy
Who should attend?
- Policy Makers involved in Standards and ICT technical specifications
- Large, Medium and Small Enterprises across different types of businesses
- Vertical Industries
- Higher Education Institutes
- Standard Development Organisation & Certification Bodies
Why attend?
- Become familiar with the importance of blockchain in international transactions
- Understand how tokenization brings more flexibilisation and opens up opportunities
- Learn how GDPR and Blockchain are at the intersection of data privacy and technology
Draft Agenda