Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to cryptocurrencies, listen to the Crypto Savvy: The Essentials podcast, where we set out to explore and decode all things cryptocurrencies, digital assets and FinTech.
Every week we speak to the biggest names from different sectors of the digital asset landscape as we aim to help you become familiar with the more mind-bending and perplexing topics in this space and become truly crypto-savvy.
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Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to cryptocurrencies, listen to the Crypto Savvy: The Essentials podcast, where we set out to explore and decode all things cryptocurrencies, digital assets and FinTech.
Every week we speak to the biggest names from different sectors of the digital asset landscape as we aim to help you become familiar with the more mind-bending and perplexing topics in this space and become truly crypto-savvy.
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Despite people being well aware of the prevalence of unlawful behaviours in the crypto space, the sheer number of frauds and scams is seeing no sign of slowing down. Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) is a global law firm that has developed a unique approach using blockchain technology and data analytics to pre-empt and investigate crypto fraud. We sat down with Henry Chambers and Jay Kim from A&M to unpack the most common categories of crypto fraud, techniques used to prevent them, and how can the institutions and retail participants protect themselves from rug pulls and scams.
Henry Chambers heads up Alvarez & Marsal’s crypto and digital asset practice in Hong Kong, specialising in fraud, corruption and regulatory investigations. Henry has worked all over the world on numerous major fraud and corruption investigations and has also spent time working at the UK’s Serious Fraud Office.
Jay Kim is a Director with Alvarez & Marsal. Jay leads the firm’s data analytics and digital asset investigations practice in the Asia region on investigations, performance improvement and insolvency matters.
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