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FinTech Nostradamus
Jan. 1, 2024
FinTech University Series Continues
As Nelson Mullins' FinTech University Series continues to grow, we are happy to release the upcoming schedule for these webinars focusing on FinTech and the influence it has on our world.
Mark your calendars and register to participate virtually in future FinTech University sessions.
Upcoming sessions include:
- FinTech and Bank Regulations | March 5, 2024
- FinTech and Qualified Matching Tax Services | April 9, 2024
All sessions will have time for questions at the end and Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit will be sought for all attorneys requesting such. Certificates of attendance are available upon request for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) purposes. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.
Previous sessions can be viewed here:
- What is FinTech?
- Payment Processing
- Digital Assets
- FinTech and Gaming
- FinTech and the Automotive Industry
- FinTech and CBDCs
- FinTech and Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPAC)
- Private Offerings of Securities
- FinTech and Tax Implications
- FinTech and Potential White Collar Issues
- Employment Compensation Issues
- Digital Financial Service Strategies
- The Business Case for Women in FinTech
- Tax Planning Strategies
- Wealth Preservation Planning Strategies
- The View from Washington
- FinTech and E-Discovery
- FinTech and the Metaverse
- FinTech and Data Privacy
- FinTech and Bankruptcy
- FinTech and Sports
- FinTech and International Law
- FinTech and Artificial Intelligence
- FinTech Exits and Investable Businesses
- Diversity in FinTech
- FinTech, SEC, and OFAC Investigations
- An Assessment of U.S. and European Crypto Asset Regulations
- FinTech and Healthcare
- FinTech and Stablecoins
- Remediation of Defective Token Offerings
FinTech University is led by the firm's FinTech and Regulation practice group.
These materials have been prepared for informational purposes only and are not legal advice. This information is not intended to create, and receipt of it does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship. Internet subscribers and online readers should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel.
