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On 25 November 2016, CMS hosted a conference, Intervention, Innovation and Disruption in an Interconnected World.
International experts from pioneering businesses and regulatory bodies took to the stage. Download the report to read a summary of the discussions on the vulnerabilities of disruptor businesses, the regulation of digital platforms, regulatory policies’ influence on innovation and consumer choice of commutations services, and the data protection, competition and ethical challenges around Big Data.
A keynote conversation took place between Peter Smith, CEO of Blockchain, and Bob Wigley, Chairman of Victoria Beckham Ltd.
And a keynote presentation was made by esteemed academic Professor Andrei Kirilenko, Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology, Imperial College Business School.
You can also see what our audience thought of the conference in a short video here:
Watch videos of the panel sessions here.
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