[Air-L] You are invited to the Digital Technology, Crime, and the Law Conference 2025

[Kitty Lo]

Join us in Manchester on 11th June 2025 and explore the evolving challenges at the intersection of digital technology, crime, and regulation, with insights from 25+ distinguished speakers, including judges, policymakers, and academics worldwide, including:

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HHJ Mark Cawson, Judge, Business and Property Courts, Manchester
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HHJ Mark Halliwell, Judge, Business and Property Courts, Manchester
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Dr Jochen Duerr, Senior Executive Board member, SIX Swiss Exchange
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Valerie Höß, Head of European Affairs, Commerzbank AG
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Professor Angie Raymond, Professor of Business Law, University of Indiana

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Click here for more information: https://tinyurl.com/yxjrvutp
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Date: 11th June 2025
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Location: Oxford Road, Manchester

Using interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral approaches, we will examine how trust can be established and maintained in the digital landscape. We will address the most pressing challenges and the solutions whilst supporting the digital transformation through 7 exclusive panels and talks:

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Quantum Technology, Risk & Regulation
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Human Rights Impact Assessment for Technology
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Financial Technology and Financial Crime
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Cybersecurity Architecture, Technology, and Corporate Governance
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Technology Supply Chain Management & AI Accountability
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Critical Infrastructure Cyber Resilience
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Human Trafficking, Construction Industry and Digital ID
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Online Harm, Disinformation, Market Integrity and Corporate Responsibility
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International Cooperation, Jurisdiction, and Enforcement

Don’t miss out and get your tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/yxjrvutp
Note: There are only 10 discounted student tickets left and available on a strict first-come, first-served basis. Act now to secure your spot before they're all taken.

Kind regards,



Kitty



kitty.lo at manchester.ac.uk<mailto:kitty.lo at manchester.ac.uk> | Communications and Engagement Coordinator | Research Platforms Team - Digital Futures<http://www.digitalfutures.manchester.ac.uk/> | The University of Manchester | Pronouns (She/her)