Description
The rapid evolution of financial technology, payment systems, digital assets, and open banking is reshaping the financial services industry and creating new legal, regulatory, and compliance challenges. The FinTech and Emerging Payment Systems Conference brings together leading practitioners and policymakers to discuss the latest developments in payments modernization, consumer protection, privacy and data governance, digital assets, and the evolving enforcement landscape.
Attendees will gain practical insights into emerging regulatory requirements, industry trends, and the key risks and opportunities affecting financial institutions, fintech companies, businesses, and consumers, including the following sessions:
- Keynote Speaker: Ebony Sunala Johnson (Chief Operating Officer and Chief Legal Officer, Financial Technology Association)
- Fireside Chat with Marc Minor (Senior Counsel, Thompson Hine LLP)
- Digital Assets, Crypto & Blockchain – The Oncoming World of Tokenization
- Consumer Protection Issues in Modern Payment Systems – Who’s Really in Charge? Fraud and Authorized Transactions at the intersection of Open Banking, ISO 20022 and AI
- Privacy, Data Governance, and Open Banking
- Regulatory Impact of GENIUS Act and Clarity Act and General Trends on Federal & State Enforcement & Surveillance Activities
Program Fee:
$299 for NYC Bar Members | $399 for Nonmembers
$149 Small Law Firm Members
Financial Technology Association members please
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For New York Attorneys: Effective through December 31, 2025, newly admitted attorneys (those admitted to the New York State Bar for two years or less) may earn skills credits through individual participation (self-study) or group participation, utilizing the following live, nontraditional formats where questions are allowed during the program (web conference, teleconference, video conference). After December 31, 2025, newly admitted attorneys must complete skills CLE credits in either the traditional live classroom setting or by fully interactive video conference group participation only (where participants are physically together in group settings).
For New York Attorneys: This program is a transitional/non-transitional course.