Items where Author is "Shillito, Matthew"

Shillito, Matthew (2022) Panel discussion: What are the impacts of de-risking as a response to recent regulatory developments? Who does this impact and how? In: UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)

Shillito, Matthew and Picton, John (2022) Response to Review of the Code of Fundraising Practice 2022-24: Public Call for Information. UNSPECIFIED.

Shillito, Matthew (2022) Stablecoin volatility shows an urgent need for regulation to protect consumers. The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2022) Stablecoin volatility shows an urgent need for regulation to protect consumers. The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2022) Plan to become a ‘cryptoassets hub’ may just be the UK government hedging its bets. The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2021) Pandora papers : media rage at billionaire tax cheats ignores Boris Johnson’s failure to reform tax havens. The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2021) Crypto banks’ savings rates are ten times greater than high street, but are they safe? The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2021) Bitcoin: UK banks are getting tough on crypto, but money-laundering rules are the real problem. The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2020) Regulating the Digital (Currency) Revolution : Unravelling the Technological Challenge Faced by Charities. In: Debates In Charity Law :. Hart, Oxford, pp. 257-278. ISBN 9781509926831

Shillito, Matthew (2019) Untangling the ‘Dark Web’ : an emerging technological challenge for the criminal law. Information & Communications Technology Law, 28 (2). pp. 186-207. ISSN 1360-0834

Shillito, Matthew (2015) The fall of Silk Road isn’t the end for anonymous marketplaces, Tor or bitcoin. The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew and Stokes, Robert (2015) Governments want to regulate bitcoin – is that even possible? The Conversation.

Shillito, Matthew (2015) Digital currencies : Call for information. UNSPECIFIED.

Shillito, Matthew (2015) Criminal Abuse of Non-Traditional Payment Methods: A Comparative Analysis of the Application of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Frameworks in the United Kingdom, United States, and Australia. PhD thesis, University of Liverpool, Law School.

Shillito, Matthew (2015) Criminal Abuse of Non-Traditional Payment Methods: A Comparative Analysis of the Application of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Frameworks in the United Kingdom, United States, and Australia. PhD thesis, University of Liverpool, Law School.