Digital Asset Series
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Designed to foster meaningful dialogue — not just quick introductions — this morning gathering offers an opportunity to exchange perspectives on stablecoins, onchain payments, market structure, and the evolving regulatory landscape.
Join us to build relationships, align on themes for the day ahead, and set the tone for a thoughtful and productive week. US/Pacific
Start the week by connecting with fellow leaders shaping the future of digital finance. Our opening breakfast brings together executives from fintech, payments, banking, digital asset infrastructure, and policy for curated conversations before programming begins.
Designed to foster meaningful dialogue — not just quick introductions — this morning gathering offers an opportunity to exchange perspectives on stablecoins, onchain payments, market structure, and the evolving regulatory landscape.
Join us to build relationships, align on themes for the day ahead, and set the tone for a thoughtful and productive week.
Featuring M0 and MoonPay US/Pacific
Stablecoins are evolving from single-issuer tokens into programmable financial infrastructure. In this session, we explore how multi-issuer frameworks enable enterprises to design branded, compliant, and interoperable digital dollars—without taking on issuance complexity. What happens when every fintech can launch its own digital currency? And how does that reshape liquidity, regulation, and payments economics?
Featuring M0 and MoonPay
After the valuation rollercoaster of 2021-2024, smart capital is back. Today’s investors are betting on smaller, leaner, sharper companies with real margins, not just big visions. Meanwhile, founders are approaching funding with clarity, constraint, and purpose.
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FedNow. RTP. Each claims to be the future of faster payments. But what are banks, platforms, and merchants actually using, and why?
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In a world where crossing borders is harder than it’s been in a decade, moving money across them is no longer just a technical challenge - it’s a strategic one. From FX volatility to fragmented rails, cross-border payments demand orchestration, agility, and trust at scale.
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Tom Simpson
Global Head of Currency Clearing & North America Regional Head of Cross Border Payments
HSBC
Stablecoins are no longer experimental infrastructure — they are becoming foundational to the next financial stack. But for fintechs, banks, and payment platforms, the strategic question isn’t whether stablecoins matter. It’s how to engage. Should you integrate an established issuer or customize the launch your own branded stablecoin using programmable infrastructure?
Payments US/Pacific
For years, stablecoins were speculative. Today, they’re powering cross-border flows, merchant settlement, and treasury operations. But are they here to stay, and do they have regulatory buy-in?
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Featuring Catena Labs
Drinks and light fare will be served. US/Pacific
This reception brings together founders, institutional leaders, policymakers, and infrastructure providers for an evening of connection and exchange. Whether deepening earlier discussions or forging new partnerships, the evening is designed to strengthen the relationships that will shape the next phase of financial innovation.
Drinks and light fare will be served.
Assets, bonds, credit, deposits, equities. Where does on-chain make the biggest impact?
In the game of lending, credit scores have kept track of who is winning and who is losing for decades. Today, ‘alternative' data sources and methodologies from yesterday have become mainstream as lenders, regulators and consumers grapple with a changing economy. What’s working today and what will scale tomorrow on the new field of play?
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Top equity analysts from leading banks join fintech specialists and market influencers to unpack the public market outlook for fintech.
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Payments US/Pacific
The future of cards isn’t plastic, it’s programmable. Tokenized deposits, pay-by-bank, and biometric approvals are redefining the mechanics of consumer payments. But how do banks and issuers compete when cards are just infrastructure?
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