Decentralized Financial Architecture Workshop

September 8th 2019 • ZOA TLV, Tel Aviv, Israel
WORKSHOP FOR MULTISTAKEHOLDERS

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Event Description

Background

On June 8th and 9th 2019, Distributed Ledger Technology-related innovations have been referenced in the Communique at the G20 Finance and Central Bank Meeting in Fukuoka, Japan, referencing the report produced by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) - https://www.fsb.org/about/

DFA Workshop

This workshop is designed to provide multi-stakeholders an environment for the understanding, exploration and discussion of distributed ledger technologies.

As permissionless blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) platforms evolve and mature, there is an urgent need for multi-stakeholders to engage in their planning, development, roll-out, and operation, in order for innovation of a wide variety of financial applications to proliferate and become mainstream. Thus far it has been mainly developer & startup communities which are driving these protocols, platforms, and applications for this new era of computing. New standards and design patterns are evolving and need input from a variety of perspectives. There is a growing trend towards decentralized computing systems in which distributed ledger technologies are a fundamental component. These systems are designed to be global computing systems; they will likely form the basis of new financial services and businesses including a distributed Financial Market Infrastructure (dFMI).

These new financial services and businesses could bring huge benefit to the global financial system. However financial regulators, central banks, the BIS and IMF, while recognizing the potential of DLT systems, have also been keenly aware of the challenges in the adoption, and designing for the consumer protections required to balance usability, safety while supporting innovation.

While it is likely that many G20 countries will be leading the design and development of these new infrastructures, all countries should be considered in these efforts.

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September 8th
09:30
(60 min )
Registration & Breakfast

Preparatory Lectures

10:30
(5 min )
Introduction and Overview
Aviv Zohar (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
10:35
(30 min )
Why we need Multi-stakeholder discussion - What G20 discussed
Shin'ichiro Matsuo (Georgetown University)
11:05
(30 min )
Implications on Regulation and Governance of Blockchain-based Finance
Yuta Takanashi (Financial Services Agency, Japan)
11:35
(20 min )
Coffee Break
11:55
(30 min )
Meanings of Multi-stakeholder discussion and governance
Shigeya Suzuki (Keio University)

Understanding current pain points

12:25
(30 min )
Compliance and Confidentiality in Crypto - Can they co-exist?
Alexander Zaidelson (CEO, Beam)
12:55
(60 min )
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Multi-stakeholder discussions

13:55
(60 min )
Session1: topics selection, round-table discussions, conclusions and recap
14:55
(60 min )
Session2: topics selection, round-table discussions, conclusions and recap
15:55
(20 min )
Wrap up

場所

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ZOA TLV - VIP room

ZOA TLV - VIP room

ZOA House
Hall: VIP room
Daniel Frisch Street 1
Tel Aviv 64735
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
 
RESEARCHERS
DEVELOPERS
MINERS
EXCHANGE OPERATORS
REGULATORS
FINANCIAL SERVICE LEADERS
ECONOMISTS
LAWYERS
STUDENTS IN ENGINEERING, LAW, PUBLIC POLICY AND BUSINESS SCHOOLS


This event is by invitation only.
 
If you would like to participate, please notify us at the following link:
 
https://forms.gle/ZaDrZRSdMzG1McjE8

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プランニング委員会

  • Aviv Zohar, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Planning Committee Chair)
  • Shin'ichiro Matsuo, Georgetown University, BSafe.network
  • Yuta Takanashi, Financial Services Agency, Japan
  • Anton Yemelyanov, Base58 Association
  • Robert Schwentker, DLT Education, BSafe.network
  • Shigeya Suzuki, Keio University
  • Pindar Wong, BSafe.network
  • Byron Gibson, Program Manager at Stanford Center for Blockchain Research
  • Yonatan Sompolinsky, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, DAGlabs
  • Nelly Milanova, Base58 Association
  • Hila Mark, DAGlabs