Tokenisation is moving from fragmented experimentation towards a more coordinated market structure. This presentation examines how stablecoins, tokenised deposits, tokenised securities and central bank money are beginning to interact, and why established institutions are increasingly exploring several models at once. It explores the distinct roles of money for holding balances, moving value and achieving final settlement. Rather than predicting a single winner, the presentation considers how competing instruments may coexist, converge and reshape financial market infrastructure.

As digital currencies move from niche innovation to mainstream infrastructure, regulation is becoming an increasingly global conversation. This panel will explore how jurisdictions are shaping policy for stablecoins, CBDCs, tokenized assets, and crypto markets, and what greater international coordination means for financial institutions, fintechs, and policymakers. Join leading regulators, industry experts, and legal practitioners as they discuss emerging frameworks, cross-border challenges, and the opportunities to build a more interoperable and trusted digital financial ecosystem.