How Blockchain and Digital Assets are evolving and being used day to day

Agenda and details of speakers for Teamblockchain's May meeting:

17.30 Registration.
18.00.Welcome - Jonny Fry CEO TeamBlockchain Ltd will give an update on some the recent changes in the Blockchain and Digital-asset sectors.
18.05 Charlie Kerrigan partner CMSCameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP, our host for the evening.
Three speakers, talking for 10 to 15 mins each

Jeremy Barnet is a Practising Barrister, a visiting Professor at UCL and is the founder of Resilience Partners Limited, a Blockchain consultancy that specialises in Tokenisation of the Real Estate Sector.
Jeremy is going to talk about the importance of “Structured data”, as one is able to add value to an asset such at a property. He believes that by arranging critical data in a Blockchain, not only is it easier to tokenise Real Estate but it can also add tremendous value for the owners.
He understands the importance and has first-hand experience of mountains of paper that is often generated in a trial.The collation and automated disclosure of critical information in this fashion brings speed to legal processes and encourages the resolution or avoidance of disputes. It allows regulators to trust information and encourage best practice from a distance. Jeremy believes that the Blockchain can work as an infrastructure layer which makes it easier to use other emerging technologies such as AI, BIM and IoT and increase automation in real estate assets.

If we take as an example a new shopping centre. If all the critical information about the project was held on a Blockchain, the landlord would know at every stage during the construction of the building who had done what and why. This would create a time stamped and immutable record which could be used for a variety of requirements -insurance, bank financing, paying contractors and even potential litigation if this were to occur at a future date. This data could even be used to help in the fractionalization/tokenization of outlets within the shopping centre, to identify who is to receive ongoing rental income. On a more sober note Jeremy thinks that if such a system had been used in Grenfell Tower, we would not only know who had made critical decisions about design and materials, but also it would be possible to automate many of the processes that take place, such as monitoring of fire alarms and sprinklers, to make the buildings safer. Using such a system, all those who design, build, operate and own new buildings will be able to comply with the onerous rules that will be introduced by new Fire Regulations.

Reyan Lamrani CEO of Token Capital Market is from a traditional finance background and is currently building an economic and financial framework. Reyan had been awarded with the Best French student research paper in Finance for a new start-up valuation model. He is Tokenomics lecturer for Paris based business and engineering schools.
Token capital Market works with start-ups to build a healthy Token Models and attract rational buyers as well as with SMEs looking to take advantage of Blockchain & Digital assets.

David von Dadelszen Torca COO
Torca is authorised by FCA providing services to the blockchain economy, a member of the current cohort of the FCA Sandbox testing the reversible tokenisation of corporate equity. David has worked in traditional and innovative financial services businesses and at Torca has responsibility for the compliance, operations, legal and sales functions. He will be presented on how to make a distributed economy commercially viable.
-How today centralised rather than decentralised solutions are winning the blockchain adoption challenge
-Why today commerciality is a key blocker for the distributed economy
-Why regulation will mean centralised service providers will have to exist
-Why a second generation of service providers is required to enable a decentralised economy to succeed

19.10 Q&A session
19.30 to 20.45 Drinks and Networking