Event Details
As the digital age continues to redefine finance, tokenisation and digital assets are playing a role in changing financial infrastructure. Join us as we explore cutting-edge opportunities emerging from wholesale finance, stablecoins, and real-world asset tokenisation. Key executives from global payment processors, crypto exchanges, and financial institutions will offer their insights into the evolving regulatory landscape, innovation in digital finance, and the critical role of blockchain in reshaping trade finance.
This event is your opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the strategic moves being made by industry leaders and the potential for your organisation to capitalise on these developments.The session will explore how tokenisation could enhance accessibility, efficiency, and inclusivity and discover when we can expect mainstream adoption in real-world financial use cases.
What will be discussed:
- Tokenisation of real-world assets: How this emerging trend is transforming finance, from faster settlement times to unlocking new investment opportunities.
- Cross-border payments and blockchain: The role of blockchain in reducing inefficiencies, enhancing liquidity, and cutting transaction costs across global markets.
- Regulatory and compliance challenges: Navigating the complex regulatory landscape across jurisdictions.
Why you should be there:
- Exclusive insights: Hear from top executives leading the charge in digital asset tokenisation, wholesale finance, and cross-border payments.
- Networking opportunities: Engage with C-suite peers and decision-makers from global financial institutions, exchanges, and fintech companies.
- Stay ahead of regulation: Understand the evolving regulatory environment, including insights on stablecoins, CBDCs, and digital asset frameworks.
Please note that this event is limited to senior-level executives and per invitation only. If you are not an existing member of Economist Intelligence Corporate Network, but would like to learn how you can attend our events, please send an email to eicn_sea@economist.com.