Will DORA regulation Change the way Financial Institutions and Crypto Assert Service Providers utilize technology providers like Fireblocks?
In this riveting episode, Matthias Bauer-Langgartner (Head of Policy Europe, Chainalysis) sits down with Jason Allegrante (Chief Legal & Compliance Officer, Fireblocks), to answer this question and to demystify the intricacies of the EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and its implications on the digital asset space.
The duo navigate through regulatory frameworks and assess how the recent Bybit hack becomes a poignant example demonstrating the urgent need for operational resilience and improved cybersecurity protocols in the industry.
Jason leverages his public sector and traditional financial legal acumen to cover the challenges and opportunities presented by DORA and the need for a global standard when it comes to material business matters in crypto, highlighting custody technology.
2 | Jason’s transition from public sector and traditional legal to digital asset frameworks
4 | Fireblocks: Secure and flexible digital asset custody platform
7 | Could Bybit Hack have been avoided using Fireblock’s technology?
12 | DORA's Impact on technology providers, CASPs and financial institutions
19 | Challenges and strategies for DORA Compliance in Financial Services
24 | Navigating MiCAand DORA compliance challenges for EU crypto service providers
30 | Will DORA raise standards or stifle innovation?
33 | Challenges of regulating DeFi within traditional financial frameworks
37 | Global regulatory shifts in cybersecurity and digital assets with the USA taking the lead?
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