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In light of FTX’s recent collapse, Bullish’s Senior Vice President & Global Head of Sales, Michael Lau joined industry experts in a webinar titled, The Path Forward: Regaining Institutional Trust. 

The Path Forward: Regaining Institutional Trust

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In light of FTX’s recent collapse, Bullish’s Senior Vice President &amp; Global Head of Sales, Michael Lau joined Matteo Dante Perruccio, President International, Wave Financial Group, Pranav Kanade, Portfolio Manager, VanEck, and Graham Perry, Blockworks, in a webinar titled, The Path Forward: Regaining Institutional Trust. The discussion explored how the downfall of FTX affected investor sentiment and how the space will adapt and mature to regain trust from institutions. To listen to the full session, <a href="https://blockworks.co/webinar/the-path-forward-regaining-institutional-trust?source=bullish">register</a> for the recording.