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‘Cryptocurrency Fraud: What Banking, Business, and Securities Lawyers Need to Know’

October 28, 2022
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On September 29, Sarah Hammer of the Wharton School moderated the ALI CLE webcast “Cryptocurrency Fraud: What Banking, Business, and Securities Lawyers Need to Know.”

From the webcast description:

Dealing with fraud and crime in cryptocurrency is now an essential part of practicing securities, business, and banking law. As activity in cryptocurrencies has grown, criminals and bad actors have proliferated, taking advantage of victims with deceptive investment and business opportunities such as Ponzi schemes, phishing scams, and misleading marketing. Financial losses due to crypto fraud and crime are estimated to exceed billions of dollars.

The course is available on demand. Learn more here.

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