As fintech and digital asset markets conti nue to evolve\, so too does the question of who is responsible for protecti ng consumers. This panel brings together former CFPB officials\, regulators \, litigators\, and consumer advocates to examine how enforcement prioritie s are shifting and what meaningful consumer protection looks like in crypto today. Panelists will explore where gaps remain\, how agencies are respond ing\, and what these developments mean for the future of financial regulati on.
Atur Desai\, Deputy Superintendent for Innovation Policy at the N
ew York Department of Financial Services
Carl Fornaris\, Chair\, Finan
cial Innovation and Regulation Practice\, Winston & Strawn
Brad Lipton
\, Director\, Corporate Power and Financial Regulation\, Roosevelt Institut
e
Michelle Rogers\, Global Chair of Financial Services and Regulatory\
, Cooley
Moderated by: Leo Tsao\, Partner\, Paul Hastings\; Lecturer o
n Law\, Harvard Law School
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