Australia's Consumer Data Right and Its Implications for Consumer Trust
In: Forthcoming (2024) 50(1) Monash University Law Review
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In: Forthcoming (2024) 50(1) Monash University Law Review
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In: Forthcoming (2024) 50(1) Monash University Law Review
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In: Anton N Didenko, 'Decentralised Finance – A Policy Perspective' (CPA Australia Report, December 2022)
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In: (2021) 44(3) University of New South Wales Law Journal, 1078-1113
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In: UNSW Law Research Paper No. 20-45
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In: UNSW Law Research Paper No. 21-63
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In: An edited version of this article has been accepted for publication in the Asia Pacific Law Review
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In: Journal of international economic law, Band 26, Heft 2, S. 363-383
ISSN: 1464-3758
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Blockchain is a potent buzzword and a potentially transformative technology. Diverse businesses are looking to leverage this technology to reap its alleged benefits of increased efficiency, reduced costs, enhanced transparency, and improved traceability. Yet, significant confusion persists about the structure, utility, and applicability of blockchain technology. A clear understanding of what blockchain is and how it works is especially important for lawyers advising clients on the applications that use, or purport to use, it. This article aims to assist lawyers and regulators by providing conceptual clarity about what blockchain is, how it works, and its main use cases. These use cases include smart contracts, cryptoassets, and some central bank digital currencies. These applications may transform business practices, or even entire monetary and payment systems, so conceptual clarity among lawyers will only become more vital.
In: UNSW Law Research Paper No. 22-46
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In: Boston University International Law Journal, Forthcoming
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In: UNSW Law Research Paper No. 22-19
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In: European Banking Institute Working Paper Series 65/2020
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In: 15(1) Journal of Payments Strategy and Systems 7 (2021)
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