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ARTICLE · 08 NOVEMBER 2021

PUNUKA Annual Lecture Holds November 11, 2021

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The 13th edition of the PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors Annual Lecture with the theme: "FinTech, Crypto and Frontier Technologies in Trade: Prospects and Legal Challenges" will hold on Thursday November 11 2021 at the Metropolitan Club, 15 Kofo Abayomi Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, at 10.00am and also virtually, via the zoom platform at same time

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 The event will have as the Guest Lecturer, Charles Von Simson a former legal subject matter expert at Ross Intelligence, the world's leading legal AI research platform and currently a clinical Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin, while Dr Segun Aina, founder of the Africa FinTech Network will be the Chairman of the occasion. There will also be a panel of discussants made up of experts in the tech space who will be sharing their insights on the subject

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