Financial Practitioners FinTech Training Programme 2022 (HKSFPA): Legal and Compliance Regime of Cryptocurrency

Title: Financial Practitioners FinTech Training Programme 2022 (HKSFPA): Legal and Compliance Regime of Cryptocurrency

Recoding Date: 19 October 2022

Objective: Briefly introduce the cryptocurrency market in Hong Kong and beyond; describe the relevant legal and compliance regime governing the trading and IPO of cryptocurrency.

Instructor: Ms. Jenny Chow - Jenny Chow is a seasoned practitioner with more than 25 years of experience in securities law and compliance. She has formerly served as a member of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Ordinance drafting team, C-suite executive of multiple investment banks, as well as the Chief Compliance Officer on SDG Development with the United Nations Development Program of UNSIF (United Nations SDG Innovative Finance).
She is also a serial entrepreneur and now with the focus on her Web 3.0 Fintech startup, which has multiple projects recognized and supported by Cyberport and HKTech300 of City University of Hong Kong.
Jenny has been providing compliance training for professionals in the banking and financial services sector on regulatory compliance, ethics and code of conduct, AML and sanctions, regulatory trends, financial crime prevention, governance risks, as well as insights into various aspects of best compliance practices. 
Jenny has a passion to serve the professional banking and financial services sector in Hong Kong and the community as a whole. She is the Chairperson of the RegTech Association of Hong Kong, and has been invited to become one of the speakers at a RegTech course she is developing for the youths of Hong Kong in partnership with the Cyberport and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. She is also a trainer and the programme creator of some of the continuous professional development programmes for the Hong Kong Institute of Bankers (e.g. Certified Bankers). Recently, she has partnered with CityU SCOPE to teach their latest “Future Intelligence Ready Skills Training Program” to cultivate their undergraduate students.