Revolutionizing TradFi: Exploring Stablecoins, Tokenization and Crypto Regulation

Revolutionizing TradFi: Exploring Stablecoins, Tokenization and Crypto Regulation

Tokenization of real-world assets could be a game changer for institutions and investment firms looking to use blockchain technology to expedite settlements of financial products. 

In this episode, Ian Andrews is joined by Tim Davis (Principal, Blockchain & Digital Assets Lead, Deloitte), who has been working in digital assets since Coinbase founders were still working out of their garage. 

Tim dives head first into crypto regulatory architecture and how intelligence is the key to effective legislation in the digital asset market.  He also provides insights on stablecoins, tokenized deposits and the global use cases he has seen blockchain technology utilized. 

He clears up some of the tokenization hype by providing solid examples of how blockchain technology could revolutionize the entire TradFi industry.   

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

• (2:45) – How Deloitte started in the digital asset space early on helping crypto natives grow their business
• (6:45) – Understanding why the crypto regulatory architecture in other countries is simpler than in the USA 
• (12:45) – Discussing how to bring intelligence to regulators in order for them to make effective crypto legislation and put in proper guard rails 
• (18:01) – Stablecoins, tokenized deposits and CBDCs may be possible solutions to the broken legacy payment systems around the world
• (23:40) – Tokenization is all the hype but are there real world use cases?
• (28:45) –How can regulators and the private sector work together to provide safe yet innovative environment for cryptocurrency to flourish 

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Speakers on today’s episode

• Ian Andrews * Host * (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
• Tim Davis (Principal, Blockchain & Digital Assets Lead, Deloitte)

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