​As the UK and US continue to shape their regulatory approaches to digital assets, strengthening transatlantic dialogue and cooperation is increasingly important for fostering innovation, supporting market development and enabling cross-border growth.

​Join CryptoUK and The Digital Chamber for the launch of the UK–US Cross-Border Policy Working Group, a joint initiative bringing together industry leaders, policymakers and regulatory experts to advance collaboration between two of the world's leading digital asset markets.

​Through a panel discussion, speakers will examine key regulatory developments, shared challenges and opportunities for greater cross-border cooperation, while introducing the Working Group's priorities and ambitions for strengthening UK–US digital asset policy dialogue.

​Please note: This webinar is exclusively for members of CryptoUK and The Digital Chamber. If your organisation is interested in attending but is not yet a member, you are welcome to submit a registration, and our membership team will be in touch to discuss next steps.

​Topics for discussion

• ​UK and US regulatory developments: The evolving policy landscape and areas of regulatory alignment and divergence between the two jurisdictions.

• ​Stablecoins and cross-border payments: Evolving regulatory approaches and opportunities for greater interoperability.

• ​Market access and cross-border operations: Practical regulatory challenges and opportunities for firms operating across both markets.

• ​Tokenisation and digital capital markets: The role of regulatory frameworks in supporting innovation and market development.

• ​Consumer protection and market integrity: Addressing shared challenges relating to consumer safeguards, financial crime and regulatory compliance.

• ​Strengthening UK–US cooperation: Opportunities for greater regulatory and industry collaboration, including the priorities and objectives of the new Working Group.

​Speakers

• ​Zunera Mazhar – Vice President of Policy & Government Relations, The Digital Chamber

• ​Nick Brooks – Policy Director, CryptoUK

• ​Charlotte Hill – Partner, Katten

• ​Dean Sovolos – Chief Legal Officer, B2C2

• ​Ian Taylor – Board Director, CryptoUK (Moderator)