Regulating Finance and Cryptocurrency with Jina Choi (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission,...

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Recorded on September 5, 2018. Jina Choi is the director of the SEC’s San Francisco Regional Office where she sits at the epicenter of startups and finance. In this wide-ranging discussion we’ll explore what it takes to regulate, manage, and grow the financial world in a place where technology changes the rules every minute.

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Regulating Finance and Cryptocurrency with Jina Choi (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission,...
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