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Jonathan Hatch
Solicitor - Senior Advisor - ASIC Innovation Hub - Strategic Intelligence - Strategy & Academic at Sydney University; London School of Economics & Political Science & RMIT | Tech Regulation, Crypto, DLT, AI Ethics, Data
Jonathan Hatch is a reputable financial services and technology lawyer with diverse experience in in-house roles, compliance, and regulatory roles, with a particular interest in technology and academic aspects of the law. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance and Management from the University of Sydney and a Master of Law and Legal Practice in Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law from the University of Technology, Sydney. Jonathan has worked for numerous organizations, including ASIC, London School of Economics and Political Science, Standards Australia, OnePath, ING Australia, Credit Suisse, BT Financial Group, Oasis Asset Management, and National Australia Bank. In his work, Jonathan applies his extensive problem-solving skills, ethics, and experience to help clients understand the law and technology, finding alternative solutions to complex technical issues across a broad range of areas, from litigation, IP, IT, contract law, to dispute handling, probate, and property transactions.
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For those looking for work and interested in #innovation in areas like #Ai, #crypto #regtech #regulation #data we are hiring.
This is my team at ASIC, if #Sydney based likely reporting to me so feel free to ask questions, but please read the link below first.
FYI FinTech Australia Rehan Mark D'Almeida Nick Kavass Blockchain Australia Amy-Rose Goodey Simon Callaghan The RegTech Association Deborah Young Alison Shapiera Insurtech Australia Simone Dossetor Daniel Fogarty Steve Vallas Richelle Cox Australian DeFi Association📈 Mark Monfort Arturo R. Nick Bishop CFA
For those watching #AI in Australia at present
“Following the Government’s interim response to the Safe and Responsible AI in Australia consultation, Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic has today announced the establishment of a new Artificial Intelligence Expert Group.
The Group will provide advice to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources on immediate work on transparency, testing and accountability, including options for AI guardrails in high-risk settings, to help ensure AI systems are safe.
The Group has already started work and met for the first time on Friday 2 February 2024.”
