Reporting on Crypto-Assets – why you need to act now on CARF!

Corinna has been Regional Lead Client Tax Information for Europe, Middle East & Africa at Standard Chartered Bank since July 2019. She joined the Bank in early 2015 setting up a robust Client Tax Information function including a global Governance and Reporting framework for AEOI. In her role she has been driving implementation of AEOI in particular the African and Middle East Regions providing training and first-hand experience on FATCA and CRS to Banks and Competent Authorities there. In relation to the CARF she supports Standard Chartered’ s new product offerings and Ventures in the digital asset space. She has been a panellist and presenting at OECD WP10 supporting their efforts to shape and create the new CARF and speaking at numerous events on aspects of CARF, CRS, and CRS 2.0.

Corinna has more than 15 years of experience in Banking and Financial Services.

Sarah Wulff-Cochrane has lead responsibility for UK Finance's tax policy function, coordinating the banking and financial services industry response to, and advocacy on, domestic and international financial and taxation issues. Before the creation of UK Finance, Sarah spent a decade directing the tax policy work of the British Bankers? Association (BBA). Prior to working at the BBA, Sarah spent seven years working in central and local government in the UK, concentrating on strategy, risk and finance.  She also holds the professional qualification of a barrister.

David has worked in operational taxes and information reporting for 20 years. His work includes tax policy, business change and implementation of technology, through to reporting, remediation and engagement with tax authorities. David has an increasing focus on new reporting regimes including crypto-assets, withholding taxes and fintechs as well as the role of the financial services sector in successful anti-tax evasion.