As with any transformative technologies and their related applications, blockchain, digital assets and metaverse come with inherent risk considerations. From operational or governance aspects to valuation and liquidity, among others, identifying risk factors and appropriate mitigation measures will be key to ensuring sound risk management process(es) and sustainable business.
This module is part of our Digital assets and metaverse curriculum.
Price: 390.00 €
Duration: 2h
Language: Available in English and French. The supporting material is only available in English.
Number of participants: up to 20
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Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will:
- understand the key risks involved in applying blockchain technology and engaging into the digital asset and metaverse industries;
- obtain an overview of potential risk mitigation measures and trade-offs to be considered;
- apprehend how digital assets and metaverse can be properly embedded into a sound risk management framework.
Content
- Overview of major types of risk involved in blockchain and digital assets applications
- Review of potential mitigation measures and trade-offs to consider for each type of risk
- Discussion on the key core constituents of a sound risk management framework
Target audience
This course is designed as a comprehensive primer, requiring minimal previous knowledge of the blockchain technology, and addresses the topics that relate to:
- Business managers
- C-suite officers
- Digital transformation managers/chiefs
- Technology officers
- Digital innovators, R&D, software developers
Our lead experts
This training is coordinated by Thomas Campione, Director at PwC.
Thomas leads our blockchain and crypto-assets activities. He is the Luxembourg representative in the PwC Crypto Accounting Working Group (CAWG), the Global Crypto Committee and Global Blockchain Community in the PwC Network and has been an instructor within PwC team since 2015.
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