The Blockchain Regulatory Environment
The Blockchain Regulatory Environment
Blockchain is the Most In-Demand Hard Skill in 2020. – LinkedIn
The Blockchain Regulatory course provides legal professionals with the tools necessary to be part of a digital future. The course covers the current regulatory environment both in the US and globally. Combing legal and digital agreements in one cohesive process will be another focus of this course. Techniques taught will allow legal professionals to combine their unique domain knowledge with real-world smart contract agreements, offering their clients the best of both worlds.
Topics covered include the basics of blockchain, smart contract technology, and the current regulatory environment US as well as globally. Hands-on examples as well as demonstrations will demystify the phenomenon of “blockchain” and introduce simple but effective strategies related to smart contracts and other part of the Blockchain ecosystem. This course will also focus on the combination of both legal and smart agreements in one cohesive process.
The techniques taught will allow legal professionals to combine their unique domain knowledge with real-world smart contract agreements, offering their clients the best of both worlds.
Questions We’ll Explore
- Why do power and the source of law matter?
- Which US states are the most blockchain-friendly?
- What does European and Asian blockchain regulation look like?
- How does blockchain regulation differ by use case?
11.5 CLE Credits – Areas of Professional Practice
Courses in this Certificate Program
- 20 Total Hours
- OnDemand: 15 Hours
- LIVE Instructor: 5 Hours
- Tuition: $695
| Courses in this Program | Hours | Delivery Method |
|---|---|---|
| Student Orientation | 1 Hour | OnDemand - Instructor Supported |
| Blockchain Regulatory Environment | 15 Hours | OnDemand - Instructor Supported |
| Live Instructor AMA | 5 Hours | OnDemand - Instructor Supported |
Upcoming LIVE Instruction Dates
Blockchain Regulatory Environment Program Objectives
Upon successful completion of this intensive program, participants will be able to:
Understanding the basics of blockchain and the need for regulation;
Identify the challenges of regulating a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO);
Breakdown existing US, European and International Laws and Regulations;
Comprehend anticipated regulation as blockchain technology changes how we live and work
Certificate of Completion
Eligible to sit for the BCA Certification
- Blockchain Supply Chain Professional
- Exam Fee is included in your tuition
Prerequisites
No prior blockchain or computer programming experience required. Recommended: Prior experience as a Lawyer,Paralegel, Legal Assistant, or in Regulatation. Graduates and existing Law students are well suited for this course.
Target Audience
This program is designed for Legal and Regulatory professionals in a variety of job functions who are looking to help their organization leverage blockchain technologies. Specific job titles that would benefit from this program include: Lawyer, Counsel, Regulatory Affiars, Quality Assurance, Paralegal, Solicitor, Litigation Executive, Barrister, Judge, IT Systems Manager, and other legal professionals looking to broaden their skills in this high-demand field while leveraging their unique domain expertise.
Sample Course Content
Module 1: Introduction and Use Cases
- M1-L1: Course Introduction
- M1-L2: Blockchain Use Cases
Module 2: US Regulatory Environment
- M2-L1: Branches of Power
- M2-L2: U.S. Law Exercises (Part 1)
- M2-L3: US Law Exercises (Part 2)
- M2-L4: U.S. Silent Agencies
- M2-L5: U.S. Vocal Agencies
- M2-L6: The Federal Reserve System
- M2-L7: FinCEN and The OCC
- M2-L8: Use Case Review
- M2-L9: US States Exercises
Module 3: European Regulatory Environment
- M3-L1: Intro to Europe
- M3-L2: The European Union
- M3-L3: European Institutions
- M3-L4: European Agencies
- M3-L5: EEA and EFTA
- M3-L6: The Eurozone
- M3-L7: European Monetary Policy
- M3-L8: The ECB
- M3-L9: European Union Exercises (Part 1)
- M3-L10: European Union Exercises (Part 2)
- M3-L11: European Countries Exercises (Part 1)
- M3-L12: European Countries Exercises (Part 2)
Module 4: International
- M4-L1: International Law
- M4-L2: U.N. Organizations
- M4-L3: U.N. Environmental Organizations
- M4-L4: U.N. Fund Organizations
- M4-L5: U.N. Financial Organizations
- M4-L6: Africa
- M4-L7: The Middle East and Asia
- M4-L8: Eurasia, Oceana, Americas & Other Int’l Orgs
Module 5: History, Securities, Exchanges and the DAO
- M5-L1: Glossary Overview (Part 1)
- M5-L2: Glossary Overview (Part 2)
- M5-L3: Crypto Currencies and The History of
- Banking in the US
- M5-L4: The Treasury and The Fed
- M5-L5: Overview of Securities
- M5-L6: IPOs and ICOs
- M5-L7: The Howey Test and The UCC
- M5-L8: Contract Law
- M5-L9: The DAO
- M5-L10: Exchanges
- M5-L11: Final Exercises and Conclusion
Bundled Certificate Programs Related to The Course
Program Info
- Dates: Rolling Enrollment
- Location: OnDemand & LIVE Instructor Led Online AMA
- Tuition: $695
- Tuition Assistance
- 20 Total Hours
Additional Information
- Guest Lectures & Networking
- Student Orientation
- Weekly LIVE Instructor AMAs
Continuing Law Education
- 2.5 CLE Credits – Law Practice Management
- 19 CLE Credits – Areas of Professional Practice
Exam Voucher Included
- Blockchain Regulation Microcredential
- Issuing Body: Blockchain Certification Association (BCA)
- 30 Questions
- Pass Rate 75% – two exam attempts