George Walker is the Professor in International Financial Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University, London. He is a Barrister and Member of the Honourable Society of Inner Temple. He is a Member of the New York Bar and was previously a Solicitor in Scotland and in England & Wales. He has been a Legal Consultant with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington, DC and worked on over 30 country projects.

He was a Major Leverhulme Fellow for 2011-2013 and Visiting Fellow at Wolfson College, Cambridge. He was a Senior Sir John Houblon Montagu Norman Fellow and Visiting Academic at the Bank of England in 2016-2019 and worked in the areas of Digital Money & Currency, Digital Financial Systems & Digital Technologies (FinTech). He was the Robert S Campbell Fellow at Magdalen College, University of Oxford in 2021.

George Walker is the Professor in International Financial Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University, London. He is a Barrister and Member of the Honourable Society of Inner Temple. He is a Member of the New York Bar and was previously a Solicitor in Scotland and in England & Wales. He has been a Legal Consultant with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington, DC and worked on over 30 country projects.

He was a Major Leverhulme Fellow for 2011-2013 and Visiting Fellow at Wolfson College, Cambridge. He was a Senior Sir John Houblon Montagu Norman Fellow and Visiting Academic at the Bank of England in 2016-2019 and worked in the areas of Digital Money & Currency, Digital Financial Systems & Digital Technologies (FinTech). He was the Robert S Campbell Fellow at Magdalen College, University of Oxford in 2021.

He is a former Affiliate Lecturer in Law at Cambridge University and has held visiting positions at Harvard University Law School and subsequently at Georgetown Law School, Washington DC. He was an external examiner at Hong Kong University and has been a Visiting Scholar at the Law School, Universityof Tokyo, Japan and at other major law schools.

He has published over 420 pieces and authored or co-authored a large of number of books, articles and other papers in the banking and financial law areas including the co-editing of two major Encyclopaedia. He has doctoral degrees from London, Oxford and Cambridge Universities and other professional and academic qualifications.

Oscar is a qualifying solicitor in the UK, an International Business Law Masters graduate, and a PhD candidate specializing in the future laws and regulations of Web3 and cryptocurrencies. Oscar undertook thorough research for his LLM dissertation regarding the hypothetical legalities and regulations surrounding international jurisdiction and taxation of digital assets, in light of the surplus of financial cyber crimes.

Alongside his PhD professor, George Walker, they are building a learning and teaching platform exploring the intersection of education and blockchain technology.

George Walker is the Professor in International Financial Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University, London. He is a Barrister and Member of the Honourable Society of Inner Temple. He is a Member of the New York Bar and was previously a Solicitor in Scotland and in England & Wales. He has been a Legal Consultant with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington, DC and worked on over 30 country projects.

He was a Major Leverhulme Fellow for 2011-2013 and Visiting Fellow at Wolfson College, Cambridge. He was a Senior Sir John Houblon Montagu Norman Fellow and Visiting Academic at the Bank of England in 2016-2019 and worked in the areas of Digital Money & Currency, Digital Financial Systems & Digital Technologies (FinTech). He was the Robert S Campbell Fellow at Magdalen College, University of Oxford in 2021.

He is a former Affiliate Lecturer in Law at Cambridge University and has held visiting positions at Harvard University Law School and subsequently at Georgetown Law School, Washington DC. He was an external examiner at Hong Kong University and has been a Visiting Scholar at the Law School, Universityof Tokyo, Japan and at other major law schools.

He has published over 420 pieces and authored or co-authored a large of number of books, articles and other papers in the banking and financial law areas including the co-editing of two major Encyclopaedia. He has doctoral degrees from London, Oxford and Cambridge Universities and other professional and academic qualifications.

Oscar is a qualifying solicitor in the UK, an International Business Law Masters graduate, and a PhD candidate specializing in the future laws and regulations of Web3 and cryptocurrencies. Oscar undertook thorough research for his LLM dissertation regarding the hypothetical legalities and regulations surrounding international jurisdiction and taxation of digital assets, in light of the surplus of financial cyber crimes.

Alongside his PhD professor, George Walker, they are building a learning and teaching platform exploring the intersection of education and blockchain technology.