Digital Asset Readiness: Audit, accounting and reporting considerations

Is your firm ready to support clients holding digital or tokenised assets?

As digital assets become more common across investment, corporate and private wealth structures, Jersey firms are increasingly likely to encounter clients holding, transacting in or seeking exposure to them.

This practical introductory webinar will help you understand the audit, accounting and reporting questions your firm may need to address before servicing these clients.

What you’ll learn

• How to evidence wallet ownership, control and custody
• What is required to reconcile on-chain transactions
• Approaches to the valuation of digital and tokenised assets
• How to establish a clear and reliable audit trail
• Key accounting and financial reporting considerations
• The potential implications of emerging reporting requirements, including CARF
• The practical questions firms should ask before accepting or expanding this type of business

The session will focus on the real-world issues professional services firms may encounter, how these differ from traditional assets, and what firms can begin considering now, even if they are not yet actively servicing digital asset clients.

Who should attend?

This webinar is designed for professionals working in:

• Fund administration
• Fiduciary and corporate services
• Accounting and audit
• Legal services
• Compliance and risk
• Private wealth and investment businesses

No prior technical knowledge of digital assets is required.