I am a regulatory innovations specialist and consultant with five years’ experience as Senior Project Manager at the EBRD. My expertise spans fintech strategy, digital technologies, and the development of regulatory platforms for public authorities, including central banks. I have overseen capacity building, business development, and multi-stakeholder engagement across various regions. My focus is on designing and implementing innovative regulatory and legal frameworks, such as regulatory sandboxes, and fostering a culture of innovation within traditional financial institutions. Currently, as an external advisor  I am leading the development of AI competencies at the National Bank of Ukraine, where I am helping to embed an AI-driven culture. Alongside this, I serve as a tutor at the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, supporting regulators in their journey to understand emerging technologies. As a delegate selected for UN Women UK (CSW68) 2024, I am also advocating for a more diverse and equitable AI landscape. I hold an MSc in Digital Communications from London Metropolitan University, a certificate in Fintech from Cambridge Judge Business School, certificates in Leadership and AI from Oxford Saïd Business School, a certificate in Generative AI for Decision Makers from AWS, certificate on EU AI Act expertise from AI & Partners and certificates in Global Internet Governance and Data Privacy from Carnegie Mellon University.

The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at Cambridge Judge Business School was established in January 2015 to conduct cutting-edge, interdisciplinary, rigorous and independent research on the development of alternative financing instruments, channels and systems, as well as related socio-economic, regulatory and policy implications.  

Our team of researchers, experts, technologists and educators share the CCAF’s mission to accelerate the creation and transfer of knowledge that pushes the boundaries of research, catalyses the sustainable development of financial innovation and informs evidence-based regulation.  

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