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Fintech Beat podcast, Episode 1

Chris Brummer, professor and faculty director of the Institute of International Economic Law at Georgetown Law, is the host of Fintech Beat — from CQ Roll Call's studios in the heart of Washington. (Jinitzail Hernández/CQ Roll Call)
Chris Brummer, professor and faculty director of the Institute of International Economic Law at Georgetown Law, is the host of Fintech Beat — from CQ Roll Call's studios in the heart of Washington. (Jinitzail Hernández/CQ Roll Call)
By Chris Brummer
Posted June 22, 2019 at 8:00am

In our first episode, we bring you a sneak preview of the Fintech Beat podcast with renowned fintech regulation expert and host, Chris Brummer. We’ll bring the listener onto the ground floor of what we plan to bring to market in future episodes.

 

There are cryptocurrencies, blockchains, artificial intelligence and all intersections of  finance, technology and regulatory policy.

Fintech Beat will redefine finance.

On this podcast, we’ll feature the latest trends, movers and shakers, ideas and laws that are shaping this industry.

Fintech Beat is co-founded by Brummer, who serves as a member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Subcommittee on Virtual Currencies, and a member of the Consultative Working Group for the European Securities and Markets Authority’s Financial Innovation Standing Committee. 

 

An intro to fintech

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