In the second of this special series on Fintech with the Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology we look at cryptocurrency regulation or the lack of it. The crypto world has frequently been described as the Wild West, while the collapse of the FTX exchange with investors losing billions of dollars and founder Sam Bankman-Fried convicted of fraud, means regulators and regulations are closing in. What will this look like for a market that crosses borders? How will they work? Will they dampen investor enthusiasm for cryptos and innovation? These questions and more will be discussed by Luigi Cantisani, of the Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology at Warwick Business School, and Steven Murray, Head of IP and Technology Disputes at HCR Law. Join host Natasha de Teran as they discuss how regulation can help or hinder cryptocurrencies. Find out more about the Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology. Join the Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology's mailing list for access to free events where industry leaders, world-leading academics and policymakers will discuss topical issues and fintech innovations.  Read more on the subject:   How should governments regulate stablecoins and cryptocurrency? How would regulations stop another FTX scandal? Why would central banks want to issue digital currencies? For more articles on Fintech and Finance and Markets straight to your inbox sign up to Core Insights.