Promoting better regulation for decentralised technology.

May 27th, 2024
AC Hotel Split by Marriott
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WHy reg3?

Decentralization beyond borders.

The Reg3 Split conference is taking place as a side-event of the BlockSplit conference organized by the Croatian Association for Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, allowing for the exchange of ideas between regulators and those being regulated.

In its previous edition in May 2023, the Reg3 Split conference served as a half-day event with 15 speakers focused on the forthcoming Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), with industry experts delivering insightful presentations.

In this year's edition, Reg3 Split will bring 20 carefully chosen speakers to the stage aiming to cover the latest regulatory topics concerning blockchain and cryptocurrencies. It will include discussions and experiences from regulators and crypto industry players from both EU and outside the EU, mostly Western Balkan countries.

Take me down to the SPLIT FORK
#notaduck

A full day event in the Mediterranean jewel.

Where

Split, Croatia
AC Hotel Split by Marriott

When

MondayMay 27th

Reach us at [email protected]
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Discover our speakers and agenda!

Ivana Poršinsky

Senior Advisor, Consumer Protection Monitoring Office

Croatian National Bank

Vadym Grusha

CEO

Trustee

Álvaro Garcia

Transaction Monitoring Technical Manager

SumSub

Martina Verić

Head of Funds and Investment Firms Supervision Division

Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency

Aldion Baze

Director of DLT Markets Supervision Directorate

Albanian Financial Supervisory Authority

Ilya Volkov

CEO

YouHodler

All speakers

Agenda


11:00 Registration, coffee & networking warm-up

11:30 Opening ceremony
           Filip Šaravanja - Programme Committee Chairman, Reg3 Split
           Nikola Škorić - Organising Committee Chairman, Reg3 Split

11:35 Consumer Protection in Crypto – the Role of the Croatian National Bank
           
Ivana Poršinsky - Senior Advisor, Consumer Protection Monitoring Office, Croatian National Bank

11:50 State of Travel Rule and Transaction Monitoring in Practice
           Álvaro Garcia - Transaction Monitoring Technical Manager, SumSub

12:30 Developments in EU crypto regulation: MiCAR, AMLR and beyond
           Morana Vukić Perak - Head of Legal, Electrocoin
           Martina Verić - Head of Funds and Investment Firms Supervision Division, Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency
           Tamás Katona - Fintech and Crypto Analyst, Magyar Nemzeti Bank
           Erwin Voloder - Head of Policy, European Blockchain Association e.V.
           Moderator: Karla Krmpotić - Senior Legal Associate at Hrdalo & Krnic Law Firm

13:10 Lunch Break

13:55
Crypto regulation in the Western Balkans: in the shadow of MiCA
          Anina Milanović - Head of International Cooperation and Development Department, Securities Commission Republic of Serbia
          Danilo Gluščević - Capital Market Authority of Montenegro
          Aldion Baze  -  Director of DLT Markets Supervision Directorate, Albanian Financial Supervisory Authority
          Moderator: Ilija Rilaković - Head of Legal & Attorney at Law, ETH Belgrade

14:35 How does it feel to be regulated in 5 different countries?
           
Ilya Volkov - CEO, YouHodler

14:50 Life of a VASP inside and outside EU
           
Ilya Volkov - CEO, YouHodler (Switzerland)
           Vadym Hrusha - CEO, Trustee (Lithuania)
           David Veselinović - CEO, Crypto12 (Serbia)
           Nikola Klak - CEO, BCX (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
           Moderator: Tomislav Gračan - Member of the Board, Zagreb Stock Exchange / Adria Digital Exchange (Croatia)

15:30 Closing ceremony
           Filip Šaravanja - Programme Committee Chairman, Reg3 Split
           Nikola Škorić - Organising Committee Chairman, Reg3 Split
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