Kerry Denerstein has a diverse work experience spanning from 2008 to 2018. Kerry began their career as a Corporate Associate at Baker Botts LLP, where they provided legal counsel on corporate transactions and governance matters. In 2009, they joined Huron as an Attorney and continued to practice law until 2013. At Huron, they handled a variety of legal matters.
In 2013, Kerry transitioned to Barclays Investment Bank, where they served as Governance & Control Lead for the Chief Controls Office. In this role, they provided guidance on governance issues globally and facilitated quarterly executive and governance meetings. Kerry also managed the production of quarterly Key Risk Assessments.
Kerry's interest in the financial technology (FinTech) field led their to join the Global Blockchain Business Council in 2016. Kerry served on the PTDL Group Organizing Committee, contributing to initiatives related to blockchain technology and its impact on various industries.
Currently, Kerry is employed at CLS Group. Kerry initially joined as Vice President and Regulatory Affairs Specialist for FinTech & Innovation. Later, they were promoted to Public Policy / Regulatory Affairs Lead. Kerry'srole involves working on regulatory matters and public policy issues.
Overall, Kerry Denerstein has a strong legal and regulatory background, with expertise in governance, control, and compliance. Kerry'sexperience spans both law firms and financial institutions, and they have shown a keen interest in emerging technologies like blockchain and FinTech.
Kerry Denerstein obtained a J.D. degree from Brooklyn Law School. Prior to that, they earned a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Michigan. Additionally, Kerry has obtained various certifications, including "CloudIntro.x: Introduction to Cloud Computing" from IEEE Computer Society, "LFS171x: Blockchain for Business - An Introduction to Hyperledger Technologies" from The Linux Foundation, and "Bank Regulation: Impact and Implications of Evolving Regimes" from Moody's Analytics.
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