Copenhagen – Page 2 – Nordic Legal Tech Hub

CPH – Join the former MEP Mady Delvaux and legal scholar Migle Laukyte discuss law, robotics and artificial intelligence! – University of Copenhagen – Faculty of Law

CPH – Workshop on Legal Design Thinking for Start-ups – University of Copenhagen-Faculty of Law

CPH – Startup Copenhagen Kickoff Meetup – by Startup Copenhagen

Time to meet !

Startup Copenhagen invites entrepreneurs, investors and all entrepreneurship lovers to gather, share updates about the community and discover new startups. We are fired up and proud to be supported by community builders in all industries.

Agenda

For our kickoff event we are very excited to welcome special guests:

Thea Messel (Unconventional Ventures), Mads Emil Dalsgaard (Funderbeam), Christian Jantzen (Futuristic VC), Nick Hawtin (Nordic Legal Tech Hub), Ritu Jain (Atomico and LifeX), Neil S W Murray (The Nordic Web Ventures), Jesper Hart-Hansen (Vaekstfonden), Kaja Kirstine Hegstad (Wave Ventures), and many more.

17:30 – Doors Open – Networking

18:00 – Startup ecosystem updates and presentations

19:00 – 4 new Startups pitch ”Dragon’s Den” style

20:00 – Networking & Open Bar

Join us, meet the ecosystem and watch startups pitch live !

We have a limited number of seats, first-come, first-served.

Got a question? Want to pitch your startup?

CPH – 5th IBA Global Entrepreneurship Conference: The Nordic Model – Rising up to the Global Challenge – by the International Bar Association

The Nordic Region is known for the so-called Nordic model (or Nordic capitalism), in which comprehensive welfare states and progressive societies go hand in hand with free market and trade, and provide for a high standard of living. The Nordics also are renown for housing leading players in numerous business areas, such as food, high tech, medical / life sciences, design and oil. Last not least, the region stands as a model for sustainable development and
for work-life balance.

To facilitate continued innovation and growth of start-ups Nordic governments strive to support entrepreneurship. EU’s Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) 2018 (https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/desi) has Denmark as the front runner followed by Sweden and Finland. Headed by Denmark the Nordic countries form the most digital region in the EU. Copenhagen is, thus, the perfect venue to explore how digitalisation already has disrupted and will further affect various business sectors – and for asking what role the human factor will have in the post-digitalised business world and society.

As in the past, the Conference will combine lively panel discussions lead by entrepreneurs and industry speakers with interactive workshops on practice areas of general interest.

Topics will include:

Data protection and data security / hacking
AI / Machine
Blockchain technology / crypto currencies
Trends and innovation in the M&A process and in the funding of SME’s
Governance and structural issues for innovative and fast growing closely held companies
How disruption and AI will improve the life of lawyers.

The legendary ‘Closely Held’ spirit and social events will provide, once again, for an unforgettable networking experience.

CPH – Cybersikkerhed i den finansielle sektor – by Insight Events

Som følge af den øgede IT-afhængighed og samfundsmæssige og teknologiske udvikling bliver IT-sikkerhed en stadigt stigende del af forretningen. Den danske finansielle sektor står over for en stor udfordring i forhold til truslerne fra cyberkriminalitet.

På konferencen Cybersikkerhed i den finansielle sektor vil vi fokusere på, hvordan den enkelte finansielle virksomhed sikrer sig bedst muligt mod angreb, lever op til de nyeste regler, forbereder sig til Finanstilsynets tilsyn og ikke mindst minimerer skaderne under og efter et succesfuldt angreb.

Emner på konferencen:

Cybertruslen mod finanssektoren
Finanstilsynets gennemgang af et tilsyn
IT-sikkerhed som business case
Tværgående samarbejde om cybersikkerhed
FSOR – Red Team-testprogram
Social Engineering og medarbejder awareness
Insidertruslen
Cyberkriminalitet – hvad kan vi forvente de næste par år?
Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Technologies
Detektering af anomalier
Phishing-mail – udnyttelsen af den menneskelige nysgerrighed
Tab af kundedata og tillid
Dokumenteret IT-sikkerhed og risikostyring
IT-sikkerhedsstyring, rapportering og ledelsesopfølgning

CPH – Compliance and Legal 2019 – by Insight Events

Insight Finance kan igen i 2019 byde velkommen til konferencen Compliance & Legal.

Konferencen er det oplagte forum for alle, der beskæftiger sig med compliance, og som ønsker at holde sig ajour med lovgivning, procedurer og praksis på området.

Compliance har en stigende essentiel og kompliceret rolle i virksomheden. Omfanget og kompleksiteten af den finansielle regulering er stærkt stigende. Samtidig med, at Compliance skal sørge for, at virksomheden lever op til et enormt antal af regler og direktiver, opererer afdelingen under konstant årvågenhed både politisk og mediemæssigt.

Compliance skal kontinuerligt holde sig opdateret om lovgivning og best practice, så de kan fungere som virksomhedens værn mod manglende regelefterlevelse. Samtidig har Compliance ofte udfordringer internt, hvor de til tider betragtes som unødige regelryttere. I stedet for opbakning møder Compliance derfor ofte modstand internt og kan have svært ved at få gennemført de nye essentielle processer og aktiviteter. Hvordan projekterer Compliance sig internt som vigtig rådgiver og essentiel for forretningen?

På konferencen Compliance & Legal 2019 får du indsigt i og opdatering på den nyeste lovgivning og direktiver. Hvordan skal de fortolkes, og hvordan skal det implementeres? Derudover ser vi på den rolle og de udfordringer, som Compliance har i virksomheden.

Konferencen byder på en række spændende emner og problemstillinger, herunder bl.a. følgende:

Finanstilsynet siden sidst, herunder Ledelsesbekendtgørelsen og EBA Internal Governance
Compliance i forhold til hvidvask
IDD: Learnings fra forsikringsdisbributionen
Compliance og IT-sikkerhed
Skyggearbejde for Compliance
Compliance – fra modspiller til medspiller
Compliance’s rolle, opgave og ansvar i forhold til cybersecurity

.
Jeg glæder mig til at byde dig og dine kollegaer velkommen på Compliance & Legal 2019.


For mere information om program og deltagelse, kontakt:		Er du interesseret i at blive partner på konferencen, kontakt:

Nina Meyer Senior Project Manager Insight Events nina.meyer@insightevents.dk Telefon: +45 30553092		Thomas Klindt Senior Sales Manager Insight Events tk@insightevents.dk Telefon: +45 41951431

CPH – IT-Kontrakter 2019 – by Insight Events

Når vi i 2019 kan byde velkommen til den årlige konference IT-kontrakter, vil det være for 20. gang.

Det seneste år har budt på en undersøgelse, der viser, at op mod 25% af kunder/leverandører har haft en juridisk konflikt det seneste år. Det alene vidner om vigtigheden af alle detaljer i kontrakten. På konferencen vises eksempler på typiske konfliktområder og mulighederne for at undgå at havne i en ressourcekrævende og uproduktiv konfliktsituation.

Konferencen stiller i år skarpt på blandt andet følgende emner:

Persondataret og ansvar for behandling af personoplysninger
K-kontrakterne og behovet for opdatering af disse
K04 – baggrund og formål samt leverandørernes syn på dette
Ansvarsplacering ved forsinkelse i IT-projekter
Cybertrusler – og betydningen for IT-kontrakter
“Idriftsættelse” af IT-kontrakter efter udbudsproces eller forhandlingsforløb

.
Som det har været tilfældet de tidligere år, er formålet stadig at udfordre og informere den professionelle bruger af IT-kontrakter om nyheder, viden og praktik på området samt i særdeleshed at skabe koblingen mellem aktuelle emner og problemstillinger.

Vi tilstræber et interaktivt forum, som giver deltagerne mulighed for at bidrage til diskussionen samt høste erfaringer og meninger fra udvalgte eksperter. Vi vil derfor alliere os med yderst kompetente folk fra branchen til at præsentere de efterspurgte juridiske indlæg.

Mindst lige så vigtigt er at pointere, at deltagerlisten i vid udstrækning matcher rækken af talere. År efter år har vi haft fornøjelsen af at byde deltagere fra de største danske virksomheder og offentlige institutioner velkommen.

Jeg glæder mig til at byde dig og dine kollegaer velkommen på IT-kontrakter 2019.

Henrik Ulander
Managing Director
Insight Events

CPH – Fintech Disruption Summit – by FintechDisrupt

About the Summit

The World Economic Forum predicts that 10% of the global GDP (approx. $7.8 trillion) will be stored on the blockchain in less than 10 years.

The summit is targeted towards bankers, accountants, lawyers, stock brokers, investment fund managers, custodians, and other people from the financial industry. The purpose of the summit is to inform and inspire delegates about new opportunities with blockchain technology in the financial industry and in particular with tokenization of securities and assets.

Using blockchain technology, companies can now issue security tokens with share- or bond-like properties in order to raise funding (through an STO – a Security Token Offering) as an alternative to an IPO. Large established companies can raise additional funding through the same means, or tokenize their existing shares. As existing securities and assets become tokenized, issuers and investors benefit from easier price discovery, increased liquidity, extended trading hours, automation of processes, reduced settlement times, etc. In the near future, real estate and other investment portfolios will be tokenized for the same reasons. Collections of art, automobiles, boats, etc. can be tokenized in order to fragment ownership and other rights. (Learn more).

This financial revolution has already begun and the existing financial ecosystem will move towards the blockchain over the next 10 years.

CPH – Tech&Law Breakfast: Legal implications of Big Data in Danish Healthcare – by Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen

Legal implications of Big Data in Danish Healthcare

By Mette Hartlev and Katharina Eva Ó Cathaoir

Health data, from sequenced genetic data to biometric information, is collected and analysed with greater intensity and frequency than ever. Digital tools, including electronic patient records, synchronised clinical registries, and wearable devices drive these developments. Health ministries and private companies claim that health tech will yield benefits for the individual and collective, namely personalised treatment that leads to better health outcomes and fewer costs for the welfare state. But, what other implications do the growing array of health technologies trigger for the person and the state?

This presentation will focus on current applications of big data in Danish healthcare system, drawing on recent developments including the National Genome Centre and the Sundhedsplatform. To what extent does existing legislation, namely, the Health Law Act, and the General Data Protection Regulation, enable the use of cutting edge technologies in the Danish healthcare system for the benefit of the collective? And, is the individual, whether patient or research subject, adequately protected by the current legal regime, or do we need new legal norms? The talk draws on ongoing research in two interdisciplinary projects: Personalised Medicine in the Welfare State (MeinWe) and PolicyAid.

Mette is professor and director of the Centre for Legal Studies in Welfare and Market (WELMA). Katharina is PostDoc at the Centre for Legal Studies in Welfare and Market (WELMA).

About: The Digitalisation Hub is excited to launch a monthly Tech&Law Breakfast series at the faculty. During the breakfast, participants will be able to enjoy a research presentation, whilst having a cup of coffee or tea, a croissant and some fruit. The breakfast series is targeted towards external stakeholders, lawyers, researchers, students and everyone with an interest in technology and law.

Time: 9 January 2019 8:45-09:45

Place: Pejsestuen (Atrium under the stairs), ground floor, room 7A.0.16, Njalsgade 76, DK-2300 Copenhagen S