Opening and Welcome
Pete Harris, Conference Chair & Editor, Digital Assets & Tokenisation Insight, A-Team Group

Opening Keynote: Wall Street 2.0 and the Path to an $8 Trillion Tokenised Securities Ecosystem

Citi forecasts tokenised securities will be an $8 Trillion market by 2030. How will Wall Street’s business and technology evolve and innovate to make that happen?

Panel: Drivers for institutional momentum in digital assets – applications, use cases and regulatory evolution

• What applications and use cases are driving interest and adoption of tokenisation and digital assets?
• How are industry-wide regulatory updates and risk mitigation initiatives providing opportunities for new tokenisation use cases?
• Are industry leaders and FOMO playing a role in accelerating adoption?
• Have any anecdotal and quantitative metrics emerged that support the investment in tokenisation initiatives?
• What industry developments will be needed to scale significant adoption of digital assets? For which applications and markets?

Moderator: Mary Ann Callahan, Ambassador, Global Blockchain Business Council
Alex Krasnow, DeFi Lead Financial Services Group AVP, Aon Risk Solutions
Ryan Louvar, Chief Legal Officer and Head of Business and Legal Affairs, WisdomTree

Application Case Study Keynote – available for sponsorship

Application Case Study Keynote

Panel: What’s new and next with stablecoins and tokenised deposits – for humans and the agentic economy

• How are institutions preparing for the implementation of the GENIUS Act and related legislation in the US?
• What are the business drivers and pros/cons of adopting stablecoins vs tokenised deposits?
• As the number of stablecoins in production increases, how are institutions determining which to support?
• Given stablecoin payments are instant and irreversible, do institutions face increased fraud risk? Are there any facilities to freeze suspicious transfers?
• Are institutions ready to support stablecoins that are used by AI agents, and which might route thousands of sub-cent micro-payments per hour?

Sam ten Cate, MD, Head of Digital Assets Strategy, State Street Investment Management
Monica T. Ramirez de Arellano, Managing Director, Stablecoins, Anchorage Digital

Panel: Choosing a tokenisation platform for today’s operational imperatives and tomorrow’s opportunities – architecture, functionality and vendor selection

• When comparing tokenisation platforms what are the key functional aspects and metrics that should be top of an evaluator’s list?
• How important is platform support for easy tokenisation design, minting, distribution and compliance?
• What industry standards are key for interoperability and compliance support?
• What approaches might be pursued when assessing the performance and scalability of tokenisation platforms and processing of digital assets?
• How does an institution ensure that a tokenisation platform can support both current and future DLT networks? What kind of architecture is important in this regard?

Charles-Antoine Michallet, Director – Digital Assets Structuring, Societe Generale

Briefing Concludes