Accountants are increasingly coming across crypto assets and as they become more mainstream, it is important to be clear on the fundamentals of what they are and how they operate. This webinar series will introduce the underlying blockchain technology and its uses, explore crypto asset categories, look at the regulatory landscape and look at how information from the blockchain can be obtained and used. Each webinar will focus on a different topic.
Introduction to blockchain and crypto asset taxonomy
Delve into the core concepts of blockchain, unravelling its complexities while at the same time exploring a framework for the taxonomy of crypto assets.
This event will explore Blockchain technology and provide a simplified explanation. Moreover, it will provide a framework for the taxonomy of crypto assets and clarify concept concepts related to Distributed Ledger Technologies. Aimed primarily at non-public interest entities, including small and medium-sized entities, the event will provide accountants and auditors with insights to help improve understanding of digital assets.
It will provide an introduction to the concepts prior to the other webinars in the series which will delve deeper into the topics of use cases, regulations and financial crime.
First broadcast on 18 March 2024
Webinar resources
- PDF of webinar slides
- ICAEW Blockchain and cryptoassets hub
- Popular questions asked during the webinar (subsequently answered)
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Blockchain use cases: Smart Contracts and industry use cases
Establish a foundational understanding of how blockchain technology functions and how it can be used, including its potential applications in smart contracts and opportunities in the financial services and real estate sectors.
Embark on the second instalment of our enlightening webinar series, aimed at demystifying blockchain technology. Tailored for non-public interest entities, particularly small and medium-sized entities, this webinar is designed to furnish accountants and auditors with invaluable insights. Join us as we simplify the intricacies of blockchain, ensuring attendees gain an understanding of its applications across diverse sectors. Elevate your comprehension of digital assets, empowering you to navigate this transformative landscape with confidence and clarity.
First broadcast on 15 April 2024
Webinar resources
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Regulation of crypto assets: International crypto asset regulations
Join us for our third webinar, where we explore the global regulatory landscape for crypto assets. This webinar will help you understand the evolving framework that governs digital currencies on an international scale.
In an era where the landscape of finance is rapidly evolving, staying abreast of international crypto asset regulations is paramount. This webinar will provide attendees with an understanding of this dynamic space. Tailored for non-public interest entities, particularly small and medium-sized entities, this webinar is designed to furnish accountants and auditors with invaluable insights, needed to make informed strategic decisions, and mitigate risks associated with crypto assets.
Date: 20 May 2024
Blockchain and financial crime: including use of blockchain analysis tools
Delve into the pivotal role of blockchain technology in combating financial crime with comprehensive webinar.
This webinar equips you with the knowledge to stay ahead of evolving threats, ensuring you are well-prepared to combat the tactics and strategies employed by illicit actors, understand how blockchain, often associated with cryptocurrencies, is a powerful tool in the fight against financial crime. Tailored for non-public interest entities, particularly small and medium-sized entities, this webinar is designed to furnish accountants and auditors with invaluable insights into leveraging blockchain's inherent features for enhanced security, transparency, and accountability.
Date: 10 June 2024
CPD
Each of these webinars could contribute to up to 1 hour of verifiable CPD, so long as you can demonstrate that the content is relevant to your role. Find out more.
