Jeremy Clark: “This research program will engage with challenges that impact day-to-day operations of accounting firms, to help protect Canadian consumers and investors.”
Concordia University has partnered with Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton, Catallaxy, and NSERC to create the first Industrial Research Chair in Blockchain Technologies. The Research Chair will bring together engineers, graduate students, software developers, and business analysts to figure out how blockchain and digital currencies can be managed under current financial regulations. “We are very excited to take a holistic look at how problems can be addressed with technological innovation,” says the principle chairholder of the new position, Jeremy Clark. “This research program will engage with challenges that impact day-to-day operations of accounting firms, to help protect Canadian consumers and investors.”
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