Exploring the Future of Digital Compliance at Taxbit's Digital Accord in London
Taxbit's Digital Accord: Pioneering the Future of Digital Asset Compliance
The third edition of Taxbit's Digital Accord is set to take place in London on November 7, 2025, uniting financial leaders, regulators, and innovators to shape the future of digital asset compliance and transparency. This premier global forum is designed to facilitate meaningful discussions around the evolving regulatory landscape and the challenges that lie ahead for the financial industry.
A Brief History of the Digital Accord
The Digital Accord was launched in 2024, coinciding with Taxbit's expansion into the European market and the appointment of Dr. Max Bernt. This event quickly became recognized as an essential gathering for experts in compliance, financial crime, and regulation. As digital assets continue to gain traction and influence, Taxbit aims to foster collaboration among key stakeholders to drive innovation and ensure compliance within this fast-paced industry.
Key Discussions at the 2025 Edition
The upcoming Digital Accord in London will feature critical discussions on several key frameworks including DAC8, CARF, MiCA, and AEOI. These frameworks are set to redefine the obligations placed on market participants and provide insights into how leaders can navigate the increasingly complex compliance landscape. Panelists will include notable experts such as Nima Elmi from Circle, Sam Bawtree from HMRC, and Helen Disney from Unblocked, who will share their perspectives on operationalizing these frameworks.
Michelle O'Connor, the founder of the event, articulates the core mission behind the Digital Accord: "Real change in digital asset compliance requires trusted spaces for regulators, innovators, and institutions to convene and co-create." Such dialogues aim to spark actions that advance transparency and foster alignment in a rapidly changing financial ecosystem.
The Need for Collaboration
Erin Fennimore, VP of Tax Solutions at Taxbit, highlights the urgency of collaboration between regulators and innovators, especially as new frameworks such as MiCA and DAC8 reshape the regulatory environment. The Digital Accord offers an opportunity for industry stakeholders to engage in real-time discussions that not only reaffirm Taxbit’s mission but pave the way for innovative compliance solutions.
This year's agenda will also provide practical toolkits for implementing compliance strategies in the real world and enhancing cooperation between regulators and financial institutions. The emphasis will be on employing technology as a pivotal force for enabling compliance, thereby addressing the enforcement challenges that many face today.
Strengthening Global Leadership
The Digital Accord marks a crucial milestone for Taxbit, which continues to enhance its leadership team to strengthen its position as a global provider of integrated compliance solutions. The recent appointment of Colby Mangels, a former OECD Advisor, as the Global Head of Government Solutions demonstrates Taxbit's commitment to driving compliance innovation for governments and financial institutions worldwide.
Conclusion
With the Digital Accord, Taxbit is not just hosting an event; it is leading the charge in reshaping how compliance and transparency will operate in the future of finance. In a world where digital assets are becoming increasingly prevalent, the necessity for effective regulatory frameworks and collaborative efforts has never been more critical. Attendees can look forward to a wealth of knowledge and insights that could redefine their approach to compliance in the evolving digital landscape. For more detailed information and a full agenda, interested parties are encouraged to visit Taxbit's website and stay informed about this landmark event.
For media inquiries, Erin Ferrimore from Taxbit is available for interviews, helping to shed light on the importance of this gathering and its implications for the future of financial compliance.