Evan Norris Speaks About Cryptocurrency Enforcement at GIR Live’s New York 2022 Conference
September 21, 2022
On September 20, 2022, Cravath partner Evan Norris participated in Global Investigations Review Live’s New York Conference. Evan spoke on a panel entitled “Unpacking the Increase in Cryptocurrency Enforcement,” which addressed recent enforcement actions and initiatives by the SEC, OFAC and DOJ and their implications for centralized exchanges, DeFi platforms and others in the crypto space. The panel also discussed the ways digital assets have been used in ransomware attacks, cross‑border collaboration among cryptoasset enforcement agencies and the prospects for rulemaking by US regulators.
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