Winds of Change: The Digital Assets Dialogues, Episode 3 – Digital transformation in institutional markets with Barnali Biswal of Hilbert Group

Winds of Change: The Digital Assets Dialogues, Episode 3 – Digital transformation in institutional markets with Barnali Biswal of Hilbert Group

In Episode 3 of our Winds of Change: The Digital Assets Dialogues podcast series, Bryony Widdup, Hogan Lovells partner, is joined by Barnali Biswal, CEO at Hilbert Group, to discuss the implications of the changing regulatory stance in the US on institutional participation in the digital assets space across the world, touching on the shift in capital allocation, maturing infrastructure, as well as digital asset treasury management.

About Hogan Lovells: Our market-leading Digital Assets and Blockchain practice provide our clients with the best possible service to address the most complex and first-in-kind matters in the industry. Our one-team approach means client will only have one relationship to manage on the legal side, providing a consistent approach across the board on all legal and regulatory issues and freeing the clients to focus on growing their business. As a firm, we have one of the largest and most experienced international teams dedicated to blockchain, transactional banking, digital payments, and virtual assets. We advise on new products, commercial contracts, and regulatory compliance. Our clients benefit from our knowledge and familiarity of regulators globally. We know how the regulators think and what concerns them.

About Global Digital Finance: Global Digital Finance (GDF) is an industry association accelerating digital finance through the adoption of best practices and standards and engagement with regulators and policymakers. GDF is the leading global non-profit association of member firms offering an open innovation platform for advocating and accelerating the adoption of best practices for digital assets.

About Hilbert Group: Hilbert Group is an investment company which specialises in quantitative, algorithmic trading strategies in digital asset markets. Hilbert’s primary activity is the asset management of its algorithmic, quantitative trading funds.

Hilbert has a team of experienced quants with significant trading, algo-programming and risk experience, who are supported by an experienced team of professionals with both institutional tradfi but also fintech backgrounds.