Jenner & Block to Host Conversation with Partner Laurel Loomis Rimon and California’s Financial Regulator about Digital Asset Business Licensing
Jenner & Block will host a fireside chat and interactive Q&A on June 5 with Laurel Loomis Rimon, Co-Chair of the firm’s Fintech and Crypto Assets Practice, and Brynly Llyr, Deputy Commissioner of Digital Financial Assets at the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI).
Laurel and Brynly will discuss California’s new digital assets licensing law, including essential licensing requirements and documentation, best practices for streamlining approval processes, supervisory priorities and compliance focus areas, and key differences between regulatory frameworks.
This session is ideal for digital asset businesses, compliance professionals, legal advisors, and industry stakeholders preparing for California's new regulatory landscape.
Laurel is a former federal prosecutor with deep experience in the financial regulatory and enforcement sector and is a leading practitioner and thought leader in the emerging blockchain ecosystem.
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Jenner & Block will host a fireside chat and interactive Q&A on June 5 with Laurel Loomis Rimon, Co-Chair of the firm’s Fintech and Crypto Assets Practice, and Brynly Llyr, Deputy Commissioner of Digital Financial Assets at the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI).
Laurel and Brynly will discuss California’s new digital assets licensing law, including essential licensing requirements and documentation, best practices for streamlining approval processes, supervisory priorities and compliance focus areas, and key differences between regulatory frameworks.
This session is ideal for digital asset businesses, compliance professionals, legal advisors, and industry stakeholders preparing for California's new regulatory landscape.
Laurel is a former federal prosecutor with deep experience in the financial regulatory and enforcement sector and is a leading practitioner and thought leader in the emerging blockchain ecosystem.
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