Wharton Reg@Tech: Regulatory Approaches to Digital Assets and Decentralized Finance

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This is the fourth in a biannual series of high-level workshops organized by the Cryptoregulation project of the Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research at the Wharton School. Reg@Tech brings together an exclusive group of regulators, academics, attorneys, entrepreneurs, advisors, and investors to discuss the regulation, self-regulation, and co-regulation of cryptocurrencies and digital assets from a multi-jurisdictional perspective.Read More

Does the Coastal Barrier Resources Act Provide a Policy Template to Address Wildfire Risk?

March 21, 2019 Margaret Walls, Matthew Wibbenmeyer, and Carolyn Kousky Climate change is contributing to increasing losses from floods and wildfires in many parts of the United States. These disasters have an important feature in common: their likelihood of occurrence and potential damages vary significantly across the landscape, with someRead More