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In this episode, we delve into the concept of being "qualified" in the workplace, examining who gets labeled as such, who doesn't, and the underlying reasons. We explore "competency checking"—the practice of scrutinizing individuals' abilities—and how it disproportionately affects underrepresented groups, often going unnoticed or unchallenged. Our discussion aims to redefine qualifications in a fair, equitable, and actionable manner. Our guest, Shari Dunn , is an accomplished journalist, former attorney, news anchor, CEO, university professor, and sought-after speaker. She has been recognized as Executive of the Year and a Woman of Influence, with her work appearing in Fortune Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Ad Age, and more. Her new book, Qualified: How Competency Checking and Race Collide at Work , unpacks what it truly means to be deserving and capable—and why systemic barriers, not personal deficits, are often the real problem. Her insights challenge the narratives that hold so many of us back and offer practical solutions for building a more equitable future. Together, we can build workplaces and communities that don’t just reflect the world we live in, but the one we want to create. A world where being qualified is about recognizing the talent and potential that’s been overlooked for far too long. It’s not just about getting a seat at the table—it’s about building an entirely new table, one designed with space for all of us. Connect with Our Guest Shari Dunn Website& Book - Qualified: https://thesharidunn.com LI: https://www.linkedin.com/today/author/sharidunn TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesharidunn Related Podcast Episodes: How To Build Emotionally Mature Leaders with Dr. Christie Smith | 272 Holding It Together: Women As America's Safety Net with Jessica Calarco | 215 How To Defy Expectations with Dr. Sunita Sah | 271 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music…
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We had the pleasure of speaking with Colin Jones, PhD, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Outerlands Capital in this Episode of The Gage. Colin and our CEO, Sean Kiernan first met through Hub 71, an Abu Dhabi incubator program, where he shared his insights with member companies. Today, he joins us from Notre Dame, Indiana, where he reflects on his journey into the world of digital assets. Colin's background is fascinating; he spent over a decade as a finance professor at the University of Notre Dame, where he developed a passion for digital assets that began in 2013. After feeling a bit stagnant in academia, he sought a new challenge and joined Horizon Labs, a blockchain development company. There, he built the investments team and engaged in various activities, from tokenomics advisory to managing the balance sheet. This experience ultimately led to the founding of Outerlands Capital in the summer of 2023, where he focuses on creating high-quality portfolios of liquid digital assets aimed at institutional investors. During our conversation, Colin shared his early experiences with digital assets, including a memorable encounter with a student who introduced him to Bitcoin. He described how the volatility of Bitcoin fascinated him and how the emergence of Ethereum expanded his understanding of programmable money. Colin also discussed the evolution of his teaching, where he offered courses on digital assets, and how some of his students have gone on to successful careers in the crypto space. One of the key themes of the discussion was the importance of research in the digital asset space. Colin emphasized that many investors dismiss crypto as mere "meme coins," overlooking the significant value being created in the Web3 movement. He highlighted Outerlands' commitment to rigorous research, including studies on diversification in digital assets, which revealed that diversification works similarly in crypto as it does in traditional asset classes. Colin also shared insights into the construction of portfolios for institutional clients, noting that many allocators currently have zero exposure to digital assets. He suggested that a 1-5% allocation to digital assets could enhance overall portfolio performance, especially given the asset class's potential for explosive growth. We discussed the role of governance tokens and the need for well-structured tokens that provide real value and control to investors. Colin expressed an optimism about the future of digital assets in the U.S., especially in light of recent political developments and the growing acceptance of crypto among institutional investors. He encouraged listeners to remain open-minded about Web3 and decentralization, emphasizing the transformative potential of allowing individuals to take control of their own assets and data. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of finance and technology, as Colin provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of digital assets and the opportunities that lie ahead. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Outerlands Capital: Outerlands Capital is a cutting-edge digital asset manager, originally the investments team of Horizen Labs. Combining blockchain development expertise with institutional finance experience, Outerlands Capital provides diversified exposure to long-term blockchain innovation. Their investment strategies leverage data-driven, systematic portfolio construction, deep fundamental research, and proven risk mitigation processes, ensuring a structured and informed approach to digital asset management. For more information, visit https://www.outerlands.io/ Time stamps 00:00:00 - Introduction to Colin Jones and Outerlands 00:00:49 - Colin's Journey from Academia to Digital Assets 00:02:40 - The Vision of Outerlands Capital 00:04:15 - Student Reactions to Digital Asset Classes 00:05:39 - Research Focus and Insights at Outerlands 00:10:41 - Historical Context of Digital Assets 00:11:09 - Accessing Research and Reports 00:11:41 - Portfolio Construction and Digital Asset Allocation 00:14:04 - The Role of Governance Tokens 00:15:59 - Active vs. Passive Management in Digital Assets 00:18:00 - The Current Mood in the U.S. Crypto Landscape 00:19:51 - Closing Thoughts on Web3 and Decentralization…
In this episode of The Gage, we had the pleasure of welcoming Lord Bellingham, a distinguished figure with a rich background in politics and business. With over three decades of experience as a Member of Parliament and now a member of the House of Lords, Lord Bellingham shared insights into his career journey and his current role as chairman of M2 Recovery, a pioneering company in the insurance sector focused on cryptocurrency fraud. We began by exploring Lord Bellingham's extensive political career, which started in 1983 and spanned until 2019. He recounted his experiences as both a minister and a backbencher, emphasising the importance of serving constituents and the unique challenges of representing a constituency like Northwest Norfolk. After stepping down from Parliament, he transitioned into the business world, where he has taken on a portfolio of roles, including his leadership at M2. Throughout the episode, Lord Bellingham expressed his concerns about the risks faced by individual investors, particularly those who may not fully understand the volatile nature of cryptocurrencies. He urged listeners to approach crypto investments with caution and to consider the importance of insurance as a safeguard against fraud. As we wrapped up, Lord Bellingham reflected on how his views on the crypto world have evolved since entering the business sector. He reiterated that while cryptocurrencies can be a valuable addition to investment portfolios, they are not suitable for everyone, especially unsophisticated investors. This episode provided a fascinating look into the intersection of politics, business, and the emerging world of cryptocurrency insurance. Lord Bellingham's insights and passion for the subject matter made for an engaging and informative discussion that hopefully will resonate with our listeners, especially those interested in the future of finance and investment security. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About M2 Recovery M2 Recovery’s mission is to provide insurance coverage for legal expenses related to cryptocurrency fraud and asset theft. M2 offer unique insurance policies are designed to cover legal expenses for individuals who fall victim to crypto scams. Lord Bellingham emphasises the importance of maintaining strong governance and regulatory compliance in this highly regulated industry and aswell as the challenges of recovering assets from international scammers and the complexities involved in legal proceedings. Time stamps 00:00:00 - Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 00:00:24 - Lord Bellingham's Background and Political Career 00:02:56 - Transition to Business and the House of Lords 00:05:58 - Introduction to M2 and the Concept of Crypto Insurance 00:06:10 - First Experiences with Cryptocurrency 00:10:17 - Understanding the Risks of Crypto Investments 00:12:19 - M2's Unique Insurance Offerings 00:14:51 - Challenges in Recovering from Crypto Scams 00:16:13 - The Growing Need for Crypto Insurance 00:18:41 - Target Audience for M2's Products 00:20:08 - The Future of Crypto and Insurance Market 00:22:08 - Final Thoughts on Crypto Investments and Insurance 00:25:21 - Conclusion and Closing Remarks…
In this episode of The Gage, our CEO had the pleasure of speaking with Katie Harries, the Director for International Policy at Coinbase. We discussed the impactful "Stand With Crypto" movement, which began in the U.S. and has now expanded to the U.K, with plans for further international growth. Katie highlighted the importance of this initiative in mobilising crypto advocates and turning them into informed voters, especially in light of the upcoming elections. Katie emphasised the unique approach that the U.K. will take with "Stand With Crypto," focusing on promoting a positive business and policy environment for digital assets. She outlined the movement's goals, including showcasing the economic benefits of blockchain technology and fostering grassroots support across various communities. We explored several innovative use cases of blockchain technology beyond financial services, such as its applications in telecommunications and supply chain tracking. Katie also shared insights into the government's role in creating a comprehensive regulatory framework and the need for a cross-government strategy to fully harness the potential of blockchain. Katie expressed her excitement about the opportunities for the U.K. to lead in the digital revolution and invited listeners to engage with the movement by signing up and sharing their own innovative use cases. It was an enlightening conversation, and we at Greengage are eager to see how the "Stand With Crypto" initiative evolves in the coming months. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Stand With Crypto Stand With Crypto is a non-profit organisation dedicated to uniting global crypto advocates. It is more than a community - it's a movement., which is committed to driving sensible crypto innovation and crypto policy. In the United States the movement has reached over 700,000 sign-ups and is continuing to grow. The initiative is now expanding internationally and is coming to the UK now. Greengage is proud to be an official partner of the Stand With Crypto initiative in the UK and are honoured to join a community of innovators who recognise the transformative potential of blockchain technology. To join the movement, register here: https://ukstandwithcrypto.deform.cc/signup/?utm_source=greengage&utm_medium=social Read more about Stand with Crypto: https://www.standwithcrypto.org/ Time stamps 00:00:00 - Introduction to Katie Harries and Her Background 00:01:30 - The Stand With Crypto Movement in the US 00:02:50 - Expanding Stand With Crypto to the UK 00:03:40 - The Vision for Stand With Crypto in the UK 00:04:50 - Showcasing Blockchain Use Cases Beyond Finance 00:06:30 - Engaging Policymakers and Local Communities 00:08:10 - Goals for Government Support and Policy Framework 00:10:30 - Coinbase's Role in Stand With Crypto 00:12:00 - Plans for Future Events and Expansion 00:14:30 - How to Get Involved with Stand With Crypto 00:16:00 - Closing Thoughts and Future Opportunities…
In this episode of The Gage, we had the pleasure of hosting Nat Cole and Nick Duddy from Coinscrum, one of the oldest continually operating Bitcoin communities in the world. We delved into the origin story of Coinscrum, which began in a pub in Paddington in 2012 as a casual gathering for individuals intrigued by Bitcoin. Over time, Coinscrum evolved into a hub where key figures in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency space congregated, leading to significant developments such as the birth of Ethereum through network connections. The conversation with Nat and Nick highlighted the evolution of the Bitcoin community over the years, emphasising the core focus on builders and the gradual reemergence of artists alongside institutional players. The importance of education within the community was underscored, with a commitment to conveying the fundamental aspects of Bitcoin before delving into other topics. Overall, the episode provided a deep dive into the history, values, and future direction of Coinscrum, showcasing the community's commitment to education, diversity, and the foundational principles of Bitcoin. It was a fascinating exploration of one of the pioneering Bitcoin communities and the ongoing evolution of the cryptocurrency space. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Coinscrum Founded in 2012, Coinscrum is one of the longest-running and largest Bitcoin and blockchain networking groups globally. They have hosted over 200 free events, showcasing some of the most innovative projects and influential personalities in the industry. Nick Duddy is the COO at Coinscrum and Nat Cole holds the position of Head of Events at Coinscrum. Time stamps 00:00:00 - Introduction to Coinscrum: Origin Story and Community Engagement 00:03:32 - Importance of Education in the Community 00:06:48 - Tenacity, Building, and Definition of Value 00:10:42 - Bitcoin's Role in Challenging Traditional Financial Systems 00:13:26 - Bitcoin's Impact on Financial Systems: Examples from El Salvador and Argentina 00:14:51 - Diversity of Conversations at Coinscrum 00:17:12 - Community Regulation and Structure at Coinscrum 00:17:37 - The Ethereum Flippening: Bitcoin vs Ethereum 00:19:32 - Bitcoin First Approach and Value Comparison 00:22:15 - Market Adoption and Pricing in Fiat vs. Bitcoin 00:23:17 - Importance of Language and Framing in Understanding Value 00:23:56 - Engaging with Coinscrum: Website, Social Media, and Online Community…
Welcome to a riveting episode of The Gage, where we delve into the fascinating world of Formula One and its intersection with Web3 technologies. Joining us is the esteemed Darren Cox, a seasoned advisor, innovator, founder, and speaker with a rich background in motorsport, notably recognised as the creator and director of GT Academy. Darren's insights shed light on the evolving landscape of Formula One and the digital innovations shaping the industry. Darren shares his journey, highlighting his involvement in the Hollywood movie "Gran Turismo," which chronicles his innovative idea of bridging gaming skills with real-world driving. Darren delves into the historical significance of sponsorships in Formula One, the integration of digital technologies in motorsport, and offers insights into the potential future of sports technology. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Darren Cox Darren Cox, a British businessman and automotive and motorsport executive who is known as the creator and director of GT Academy. He is currently Founder and CEO of DCC+Co. A character based on Darren is played by Orlando Bloom in the Hollywood film ‘Gran Turismo’ ( https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4495098/ ). Time stamps 00:09 - Introduction to The Gage podcast 00:34 - Darren Cox's background and involvement in the Gran Turismo film 03:26 - Sponsorship trends in Formula One, including crypto partnerships 08:06 - Challenges and failures of fan tokenization in Formula One 10:26 - Integration of digital technologies and real-world applications in Formula One 17:41 - Discussion on the potential future of autonomous cars in racing 24:18 - Exploration of the wider business opportunities surrounding Formula One 29:02 - The impact of Web3 on fan engagement and potential for fan-funded teams…
In this episode of The Gage, Sean Kiernan speaks to Marcel Kasumovich, Deputy CIO of Coinbase Asset Management. Marcel shares his journey to becoming a significant figure in the world of finance and cryptocurrency and discusses with Sean the development of a permissioned DeFi platform, the potential societal impacts of blockchain technology and particularly, how micropayments might revolutionise the gig economy and personal finance management. Marcel also highlights the efficiency of stablecoins and their role in the future of banking. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Marcel Kasumovich Marcel Kasumovich is Deputy CIO, Coinbase, and is based in Abu Dhabi. He has been engaged with digital assets since 2012, founding Pure Macro Capital Advisors to house various investment and advisory interests. He previously held senior roles in policy, investment banking and hedge funds with financial institutions and firms including Bank of Canada, the International Monetary Fund, Goldman Sachs and Soros Fund Management. He has published research ranging from academic journals to op-eds, is a member of the Economic Club of New York, and holds a number of advisory roles in startup financial technology companies. Time stamps [00:00:37] Average guy in extraordinary circumstances. [00:02:52] DeFi and institutional adoption. [00:05:48] Digitally native assets. [00:07:14] The future of money. [00:12:50] Efficiency in capital markets. [00:13:15] Stablecoin vs CBDCs. [00:18:36] The gig economy and individual freedom. [00:20:43] Narrow vs Broad Banking. [00:23:56] Bitcoin at COP28. [00:24:25] Bitcoin's role in COP28. [00:29:10] User experiences that capture imaginations.…
In this episode of The Gage, host Sean Kiernan welcomes Itay Tuchman, Founder of TomorrowNext, CEO of Consello Digital and former global head of FX at Citi. They delve into the question of what money really is, particularly in the context of digital assets and cryptocurrencies. Itay emphasises the practical use of money as a medium of exchange and payment system, highlighting its role in purchasing goods and services, storing value, and buying financial assets. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Itay Tuchman Itay began his career with Citi in 1998 and has 20+ years of senior global financial markets experience, spanning Asia Pacific, Australia, Europe and the Americas. He has built and grown trading desks, sales forces and technology teams in multiple geographies and across every major asset class, and is now CEO of Consello Digital and Founder of TomorrowNext. Time stamps [00:03:40] Too big to fail. [00:07:04] Evolution of money technology. [00:11:08] E-money's Achilles heel. [00:13:47] Moving away from the banks. [00:17:12] The cost of risk-free interest rate. [00:20:16] Shadow banking and systemic risk. [00:24:18] CBDCs as payment networks. [00:27:48] CBDC and its implications. [00:30:07] CBDC as a payment system. [00:33:17] The cost of payment systems. [00:37:16] Payments and the monetary system…
In this episode of The Gage, Sean Kiernan was joined by Jannah Patchay, an Executive Director of the Digital Pound Foundation, the industry-wide organisation advocating for a well-designed digital Pound. Their conversation delved into the intricacies of public and private money, the evolution of currency, and the potential impact of digital currencies on businesses and citizens. The episode provides a deep dive into the future of digital currencies and potential future paths for the UK's financial system, highlighting the need for careful consideration and forward-thinking regulation in this field. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Jannah Patchay Jannah Patchay is an Executive Director and Policy Lead at the Digital Pound Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation launched in 2021 to advocate for the introduction of a well-designed digital Pound, and for the establishment of an effective, diverse and competitive ecosystem for new forms of digital money. Jannah is also the founder of Markets Evolution, a consultancy specialising in financial markets innovation and regulatory strategy. Her passion lies in building the financial markets of the future, harnessing frontier technologies to create new and innovative financial services and products that can promote wider social and environmental benefit, and greater access to financial services. Time stamps [00:01:08] The digital pound explained. [00:05:17] New forms of digital money. [00:11:00] Coexistence of digital money. [00:14:41] Stablecoin issuance and history. [00:18:18] Interest-bearing digital money. [00:23:05] Central bank digital currencies. [00:27:06] Wholesale digital settlement assets. [00:31:25] Risk in digital money.…
Today, our CEO speaks to Uri Ferruccio, Co-founder and CEO of Concordia. Uri shares his vision of how ongoing technological advances can and will substantively change our way of life, and they discuss the ‘omnify’ concept - the term coined by Uri to describe the seamless integration of off-chain and on-chain functionality with a transparency first architecture. They also discuss Greengage and Concordia’s recent agreement to a Memorandum of Understanding and the announcement of a strategic partnership through which they will collaborate on potential business opportunities that leverage Concordia's industry-leading risk management technology and specific software development expertise. Read the press release here . Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Uri Ferrucio Uri Ferruccio, CEO of Concordia, is a trailblazer in the ever-evolving financial landscape. With a deep understanding of traditional and decentralised finance, Uri is at the forefront of driving innovation and shaping the future of the financial services industry. His expertise and strategic mindset have positioned Concordia as a leading force in delivering cutting-edge solutions that bridge the gap between tradition and emerging technologies. Time stamps [00:02:23] Omnify and financial services. [00:03:38] Jargon in finance terms. [00:07:08] The rise of private credit. [00:10:16] OmniFi and credit scoring. [00:15:29] Risk as a Service. [00:19:39] Blockchain for SME financing. [00:20:38] Creating a global market. [00:24:53] Bridge between digital and traditional. [00:28:26] Crypto native world and institutions.…
In this episode of The Gage, we have the privilege of welcoming Lord Chris Holmes for the second time to delve into the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) legislation. Lord Holmes, a member of the House of Lords with a focus on talent, technology, inclusion, and innovation, shares his insights into his proposed Private Members Bill on AI regulation. The second reading is on 22nd March at 10am. https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3519 . Lord Holmes emphasized the importance of the UK taking a proactive stance in AI regulation, especially in light of the EU AI Act and the US executive order. Listen to Lord Holmes’ first episode on The Gage - Episode 10 - Blockchain in Parliament . Here’s a link to our Digital Parliamentarians whitepaper which was mentioned at 01:56 in this episode. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Lord Chris Holmes Chris is Britain’s most successful Paralympic swimmer winning a total of 9 golds, 5 silvers and 1 bronze. He was also Director of Paralympic Integration, responsible for the organisation of the 2012 Paralympic Games in London. Chris is a passionate advocate for the potential of technology and the benefits of diversity and inclusion. He campaigns for more accessible environments for disabled people and has conducted an independent review for the Government that made recommendations on opening up public appointments to disabled people. In Parliament Chris sits on the influential Science and Technology Select Committee but has previously been a member of specialist House of Lords Select Committees dealing with: ■ Democracy and Digital Technologies ■ Artificial Intelligence ■ Digital Skills ■ Social Mobility ■ Financial Exclusion He is co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Groups on: ■ Assistive Technology ■ Fintech ■ Blockchain ■ AI ■ 4th Industrial Revolution. Time stamps 00:00 - Introduction and Background of Lord Chris Holmes. 01:58 - Importance of AI Legislation and regulation. 04:06 - Private Members Bill Process in the UK Parliament. 05:30 - Overview of the AI legislation bill. 07:23 – Proposed AI Authority and its role in regulating AI in the UK. 09:27 - Comparison of international AI laws and regulations as potential benchmarks for the UK. 11:36 - Commonwealth and Common Law in shaping AI legislation. 12:52 - The concept of the fourth industrial revolution and the role of AI within it. 13:12 - Legislative Pathway 14:29 - Technology-Neutral Legislation for future-proofing laws in the digital age. 15:56 - Call for Engagement and feedback on AI legislation and related topics.…
In this episode of The Gage, host Sean Kiernan interviews Ted Brombach, founding partner at XMS Capital Partners. Ted shares his background and explains XMS role as an investment banking asset management and merchant banking firm. They discuss M&A advisory services, capital raising for companies and Ted also talks about how XMS works with alternative asset managers to create new financial products. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Ted Brombach Ted Brombach is a founding partner of XMS Capital Partners and has over 30 years of investment banking experience in Chicago, New York and London. Prior to founding XMS Capital Partners, Ted was co-head of Investment Banking in the Midwest at Morgan Stanley. While in New York, Ted worked in the Firm’s M&A Group and Restructuring Group, and was a founding member of the Financial Sponsors Group. Ted has been cited as one of the top “industrial” bankers in the country and works across a number of industry verticals. He is on the Board of Directors of RiverWood Bank and is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Lyric Opera of Chicago. He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame and received his MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University. Time stamps [00:02:39] Trends in Bitcoin mining. [00:05:05] The next halvening. [00:08:04] Risk management controls in mining. [00:12:06] Bitcoin and renewable energy. [00:14:05] Bitcoin and renewable energy. [00:18:39] Changes in financial services. [00:21:03] Chinese economy and U.S. GDP.…
In this episode of The Gage, our host Sean Kiernan interviews Tom Spiller, OBE, lead legal director at Rosenblatt. Tom shares his expertise in law and his passion for politics, discussing the current developments in the UK's legal and policy world. Topics covered in this episode include new regulation per Financial Services and Markets and Electronic Trade Documents Acts, the financial promotions crypto regime, Law Commission proposals and FCA consultations. Tom emphasises the impact and importance of law and regulation of crypto assets, particularly in light of growing institutional and market supervisory interest in them. offering valuable insights into the intersection of law, politics, technology, and finance. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Tom Spiller Tom Spiller, OBE, is the lead legal director at Rosenblatt. He is an expert in law and politics, with a particular focus on the regulation of cryptocurrencies and the government's efforts to make the UK a global hub of blockchain technology. Through his work, he highlights the growing seriousness and significance of crypto and blockchain in the UK. Time stamps [00:01:09] Crypto's regulation and significance. [00:03:59] Digital objects and electronic trade documents. [00:09:23] The future of cryptocurrency. [00:11:44] Open source code and legislation. [00:15:57] Perception of the FCA. [00:19:17] Regulation by enforcement vs law. [00:23:49] Blockchain for identity purposes.…
In this episode of The Gage, our CEO, Sean Kiernan sits down with Ferdisha Snagg, a financial services regulation lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, to discuss crypto asset regulation in the UK. They explore the current state of regulation in the UK compared to the EU and the US, and delve into topics such as the definition of different types of crypto assets, their use in financing, and the evolving regulatory landscape. They also touch on how commercial law will respond to the unique nature of crypto and give expert insights on the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain technology. Listen to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts About Ferdisha Snagg Ferdisha Snagg is a financial services regulation lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton. She has extensive experience in the field and is highly regarded for her expertise. With a deep understanding of crypto asset regulation, Ferdisha has been at the forefront of shaping the evolving landscape. Her work has been instrumental in helping the UK take a phased approach to crypto asset regulation, ensuring that it aligns with international standards. Ferdisha's contributions have been invaluable in providing clarity and guidance in this complex area of law. Time stamps [00:01:47] The regulatory landscape evolving. [00:05:01] Traditional legal frameworks for crypto-assets. [00:09:42] Trends in digital asset regulation. [00:11:13] UK's approach to regulating crypto assets. [00:15:41] Crypto assets becoming regulated. [00:19:31] Traditional law in crypto assets. [00:23:44] Stablecoins and fiduciary responsibility. [00:25:31] Litigation and new technologies. [00:29:02] Relying on commentators' opinions.…
Please note that the content of this episode was accurate at the time of recording in August 2023. In this episode of The Gage, our CEO sits down with Rolf Merchant, Director of strategic advisory firm Audley, to discuss the politics of cryptocurrency. They explore the race among countries to establish themselves as global tech hubs, the need for boldness in policy formation, and the potential approach of the Labour party towards the tech sector and cryptocurrency in the UK. Rolf shares his insights from his fintech background, his work in navigating the intersection of politics, government, and the fintech industry and gives a measured approach to understanding the intersection of politics and cryptocurrency. About Rolf Merchant Rolf Merchant is a renowned figure in the fields of reputation, communications, policy, and politics. With a strong background in FinTech, Rolf has made significant contributions to the industry. He previously held the position of Head of Public Affairs at Innovate Finance, the industry body for fintech, where he gained extensive experience in navigating the intersection of politics, government, and the fintech sector. Currently, Rolf works at Audley, a boutique consultancy, where he assists clients in dealing with complex issues related to reputation, communications, and policy and politics. Time stamps [00:00:37] Politics of cryptocurrency. [00:05:34] A blockchain, perhaps. [00:07:20] Technocracy and managerialism. [00:09:06] Bridging the gap through technology. [00:14:05] Shaping the narrative. [00:17:10] Broad sphere of Web 3. [00:19:57] Labour's positioning on tech. [00:21:41] Tech regulation and influence.…
In Episode 20, our CEO interviews John Pepin, the CEO of Philanthropy Impact. Together they discuss the influence of philanthropy, crypto and technology. 🎧Link to our other podcasts: https://www.greengage.co/podcasts ABOUT JOHN PEPIN Philanthropy and social entrepreneurship has always been John's passion. This has been demonstrated in numerous ways including being an author and leader of innovation, change and growth. He spent over 15 years as a Chief Executive of a variety of Canadian charities, social enterprises and associations and has 20 years experience as a social entrepreneurial consultant internationally working with over 300 charities, social enterprises, infrastructure support organisations, and trade/ professional associations of all sizes and in rural and urban settings in the UK and internationally. Currently he is Chief Executive Officer of Philanthropy Impact whose purpose is to increase philanthropic giving and social investment across Europe by working with professional advisors to HNW and UHNW individuals. HIGHLIGHTS ▶ Crypto’s contribution to philanthropy ▶ New ways of measuring impact and delivering results for charities ▶ The new giving patterns of Gen Z and Millenials TO GO FURTHER Visit https://www.philanthropy-impact.org/ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:24 What is Philanthropy impact? 02:32 Crypto for Good 04:53 The Metaverse for training 07:21 Research results on the giving patterns of Gen Z and Millenials 12:10 Quantifying Impact 15:22 The evolution of the Crypto story in the charity space 18:15 Using new tech, including ChatGPT 22:06 Discussing Sean’s motivations to launch Greengage 24:10 The concept of a Charity DAO 27:49 Outro…
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