Blockchain technology was born through the invention of bitcoin [BTC] and has since then created hundreds of digital assets and spurred the development of business models building on decentralized networks. The conference covers both the public bitcoin [BTC] and the enterprise bitcoin [BTC] domain. The former concerns topics such as cryptocurrencies, ICOs, crypto funds and tokens of decentral business models; the latter includes topics interesting for corporates such as securitization and asset management. Speakers for example include: Christoph Kreiterling, BaFin Dirk Bullmann, European Central Bank Dr. Martin Diehl, Deutsche Bundesbank Emily Hurd, CoinMarketCap Austin Alexander, Kraken Michael Spitz, Commerzbank Alexander Höptner, Börse Stuttgart Joachim Erdle, LBBW Dr. Nina-Luisa Siedler, dwf Germany Peter Grosskopf, Solarisbank Marc Taverner, Bitfury Dr. Friederike Ernst, Gnosis Meinhard Benn, SatoshiPay Prof. Dr. Philipp Sandner, Frankfurt School Blockchain Center The Frankfurt School Blockchain Center together with KI Group and financial.com jointly organize the Crypto Assets Conference 2019 which will take place on the campus of the Frankfurt School in on February 25 and 26, 2019. The conference aims at bringing together experts from the newly emerging scene of crypto assets and experts from the traditional financial industry to discuss the following questions: Crypto assets: How important will cryptocurrencies, tokens, ICO and other types of digital assets be in the future? Investment: Should investment funds assess such digital assets? How can crypto assets be assessed? Securitization: How can securitization be done via bitcoin [BTC] or distributed ledger technologies? Cash-on-ledger: Will cash-on-ledger disrupt financial business models? Asset management: Which new business models exist for asset managers and brokers? Valuation: How can decentral networks be valued? Tokens and regulation: What types of tokens exist and how should they be regulated? Venture capital: Will ICOs and tokens disrupt traditional venture capital? Startups: Which bitcoin [BTC] startups should be watched? Location and date Frankfurt School of Finance & ManagementMon., February 25, 2019, 09:30 until Tue., February 26, 2019, 17:00Language: German and English Registration via Eventbrite required; Participants who might not want to pay via credit card on Eventbrite can contact us; this way we will provide an invoice which would then be paid e.g. via bank transfer. Agenda The agenda will soon be finished. Follow the link to discover the agenda: www.crypto-assets-conference.de Who should participate? This conference is ideal for the people who seek to understand crypto assets and are interested in talking to practitioners to be able to judge these new developments: Investors in new technologies, venture capitalists, crypto investors Startups and founders that are interested in understanding crypto assets Financial organizations (banks, investment funds, asset management) in all industries Employees in the area of business development and digitization in all industries Lawyers, consultants, and analysts (with IT or business background) Contact Frankfurt School Blockchain CenterEmail: info@fs-blockchain.dePhone: +49 69 154 008-790Internet: www.fs-blockchain.de About the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center The Frankfurt School Blockchain Center is a think tank and research center which investigates implications of the bitcoin [BTC] technology for companies and their business models. Besides the development of prototypes, it serves as a platform for managers, start-ups, technology and industry experts to share knowledge and best practices. The Blockchain Center also provides new research impulses and develops training for students and executives. It focuses on banking, mobility, “Industrie 4.0” and the energy sector. Further information can be found on the Website, on Facebook, or via Twitter.
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