Name: RCE-OECD Hybrid Workshop
Start: 26/07/2022 07:00 AM +00:00
End: 27/07/2022 02:00 PM +00:00

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Session 3: The international policy environment for blockchain technologies and decentralised markets&nbsp;(1.10 - 2.45 pm)
Activities and services on blockchain networks often reach beyond national boundaries, promising to better facilitate international economic activity, but also posing a number of challenges in the achievement of regulatory objectives, which are compounded by the technology&rsquo;s decentralised nature.
Recognising this, the past few years have seen an emerging body of blockchain-specific rules and standards to guide policy development and international co-operation, including the cross-sectoral OECD&rsquo;s Recommendation on Blockchain Technology, and finance specific rules such as the FATF&rsquo;s Updated Guidance for Virtual Asset Service Providers. This session takes stock of key instruments and their relevance in building national frameworks that are consistent with global norms and converge with good practices.&nbsp;
Speakers
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<li>Presentation by Mr Oliver Garrett-Jones, Head of Blockchain Policy, OECD</li>
<li>Presentation by Mr Colby Mangels, Adviser, Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD</li>
<li>Presentation by AML/CFT Expert Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group</li>
<li>Presentation by Ms Anastasia Kinksy, Head of Programmes and Content, Global Digital Finance</li>
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Q&amp;A and discussion
Moderator: Mr Oliver Garrett-Jones, Head of Blockchain Policy, OECD

Colby Mangels

Oliver Garrett-Jones

Anastasia Kinksy

Session 3: The international policy environment for blockchain technologies and decentralised markets

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Session 4: Country experiences in guiding and governing blockchain innovation
The OECD Recommendation on Blockchain Technology highlights the value of an integrated approach when it comes to guiding and governing blockchain technologies, including coordinating across agencies, engaging with stakeholders, reflecting international considerations, and considering the use of blockchain to deliver on government objectives where appropriate.&nbsp;
A number of countries have formulated specific policies seeking to harness the benefits of this emerging technology and mitigate its risks, ranging from dedicated strategies to agile regulatory responses to public sector pilots. This session brings together a number of regional and international policymakers to take stock of the range of available responses and exchange practices.&nbsp;
Speakers
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<li>Mr James Burnie, Partner specialising in regulation, blockchain and cryptoassets, gunnercooke</li>
<li>Ms.Nena Dukozov, Head of Project Group for New Economy and Blockchain Technologies, Ministry of Economic Development andTechnology, Slovenia</li>
<li>Albi Rodriguez Jaramillo, Head of Communities and Ecosystems, LACChain, Inter-American Development Bank Group </li>
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Q&amp;A and discussion
Moderator: Mr Oliver Garrett-Jones, Head of Blockchain Policy, OECD

RCE-OECD Hybrid Workshop

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Iota Nassr

Dino Lazaridis

Ian Wallis

James Burnie

Sanjay Mungur

Nouran Youssef

Paul Whelpton

Albi Rodriguez Jaramillo

Nena Dukozov

Anastasia Kinksy

Colby Mangels

Oliver Garrett-Jones

Ana Sasi-Brodesky

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Iota Nassr

Dino Lazaridis

Ian Wallis

James Burnie

Sanjay Mungur

Nouran Youssef

Paul Whelpton

Albi Rodriguez Jaramillo

Nena Dukozov

Anastasia Kinksy

Colby Mangels

Oliver Garrett-Jones

Ana Sasi-Brodesky

Speakers13 Speakers