SQE FLK specific podcast. Helping solicitor candidates with English Law background knowledge.

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Want to use AI in education, but fear is holding you back? This podcast is an edited version of a webinar delivered at the Open University's GenAI group. I explain how I use AI and how it can help improve the student experience and educational outcomes. The videos mentioned in the podcast are below.-Student support experiment https://youtu.be/-pEAjBq62EE?si=F0PFq-fANn8122gf-Streaming avatar in class https://youtu.be/T7k9N76je4s?si=Blucp66oyf84Zqdm-Legal AI assistants https://youtu.be/EqiyispT_D4?si=3v4Vc5DxOyGzWYA7Test* #heygen yourself on https://heygen.com/?sid=rewardful&via=ioannisIf you want to try #elevenlabs visit* https://elevenlabs.io/?from=partnermiller4943See more of my AI experiments on https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP-59KsiMgyd7iKOZXvxp8VPPs6tUpdjw&si=M2OcskUE_bSM948r* Links may be affiliate links via which I earn a commission if you make a purchase at no cost to you.

Why you should never order the lemon chicken, and a discussion on the 2 main dangers of financial products and markets: asset inflation and credit risk. This podcast introduces you to the main challenges in financial markets and explains distortions that can lead to financial crises. If you need a simple introduction to financial markets, check out this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/pBM9hUa65zE

Starting Law School or revising for the SQE and need to get to grips with the basics of the English Legal System? This podcast explains the absolutely key concepts in just 36 minutes! Learn more about constitutional law on https://youtu.be/edD2AsojcPw

This podcast addresses 4 key problems students and universities face, and proposes 4 ways in which AI tools can help offer real solutions. The podcast is an edited version of my CPD Workshop delivered at @ALTacuk on 13.11.24. Visit https://www.alt.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?id=927

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This podcast provides an overview of the complex relationship between financial innovation and regulation. While acknowledging the potential of financial innovation to enhance access to credit, improve risk management, and boost efficiency, the podcast underscores the need for robust regulation to counter the associated risks. It highlights the dangers of complexity, opacity, leverage, and regulatory arbitrage, all of which can contribute to market instability and jeopardize investor interests. The podcast then explores various regulatory tools used by national authorities, such as capital adequacy requirements, conduct of business rules, market surveillance, and resolution frameworks. Citing the Basel Accords, MiFID, and the Consumer Credit Directive as examples, it emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach that fosters innovation while mitigating risks. Finally, it touches upon the complexities brought about by Brexit, as the UK navigates the evolving landscape of financial regulation and its potential impact on innovation and competitiveness.

The podcast was prepared by NotebookLM on the basis of material curated by Dr Ioannis Glinavos.

Thinking about the #SQE and wondering about the Qualifying Work Experience requirement? In this podcast our hosts present everything you want to know about #QWE and many things you didn't think to ask. Subscribe NOW to my newsletter (email newsletter@glintiss.co.uk with the word subscribe as the subject) for FREE MCQs, tips and Discount Codes for SQE products and training. This podcast was produced with NotebookLM, on the basis of material prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos. Visuals with Dall-e, animations from Video Lab via KaiberAI. Editing and final production with Adobe Express and ClipChamp.

Our podcast hosts present international economic and investment law, summarising material prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos. The podcast was produced by #NotebookLM and is narrated by AI voices. Visuals by Adobe Express. Study these topics at the University of London ( modules #LWM31 and #LWM33 ) Learn more about international economic law on https://youtu.be/xSUufCOgARM