CF Benchmarks
CFB Talks Digital Assets
CFB Talks Digital Assets is the home of informed conversation about crypto from CF Benchmarks. We are the first and leading digital asset index provider, authorized and regulated by the UK FCA. Respected and innovative financial institutions use our indices and reference rates to power regulated financial instruments, like listed derivatives, investment funds and structured products. Join CF Benchmarks’ Head of Content, Ken Odeluga, Head of Research, Gabe Selby, CFA and Research Analyst, Mark Pilipczuk, as they talk with some of the most accomplished and influential figures in finance, about e...
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Ken and Gabe discuss contagion impacts and what’s next for the crypto industry 02.09.2023 17:07
Recorded 15 November 2022. Unfortunately, there’s no getting away from the FTX debacle right now... Ken Odeluga and Gabe Selby, CFA do a quick recap in the latest CFB Talks Digital Assets podcast, and talk about what it all might mean for the industry and consumers going forward. Plus, as if FTX’s implosion wasn’t enough, we look into the after effects on other providers - AKA contagion. Beyond co...
Macro update, FTX implosion, and the how CFB selects their constituent exchanges 02.09.2023 10:44
Recorded 10th November 2022. Join us for the first episode of CFB Talks Digital Assets, with Lead Research Analyst Gabe Selby and Head of Content Ken Odeluga, as they discuss cooler US inflation readings, the FTX implosion and why FTX was never a CF Benchmarks Constituent Exchange...
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