In-House

Digital Laundery

As cryptocurrencies continue to proliferate, concerns about their vulnerability to criminal money laundering are becoming more common. GC talks to counsel from the crypto eco-system about how big of a problem money laundering is for crypto, and how in-house teams can prevent it.

Digital Laundery

Cashing in on Crypto

Future finance

Cryptocurrencies and the blockchain technology underpinning them have seen exponential adoption over the past ten years. Perceived failures of the status quo and a desire from innovators for improvement has meant that today, cryptocurrencies are now widely accepted in many corners, from retailers to charities to governments. The underlying technology is finding wide application, being used to reinforce supply chains and preserve evidence.

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