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Switzerland at the frontier of digitization of financial assets: from CBDCs, stablecoins to digital bonds

Panel at the World Economic Forum 2023

Wednesday, 18 January 2023, 1:30 - 4pm, House of Switzerland in Davos

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Switzerland at the frontier of digitization of financial assets: from CBDCs, stablecoins to digital bonds

The panel will take place on Wednesday, 18 January 2023 from 1:30 - 4pm in the House of Switzerland in Davos.

 

With a global high-profile panel, we will discuss the most recent developments in the digitization of financial assets such as: 

  • The digitization of assets from equity to private market and bonds

  • Swiss pilot projects from CBDCs, stablecoins to the digitization of bonds

  • The tokenization of fiat currencies in the form of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC)

  • Cross-border payments and the role of commercial banks in the future

  • Blockchain innovation initiatives of Swiss exchanges

 

Presented by Home of Blockchain, Swiss Blockchain Federation, CMTA, Asset Management Association

Panelists and Speakers

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Blockchain for Good

Panel at the World Economic Forum 2023

Thursday, 19 January 2023, 1:00 - 3:30pm, House of Switzerland in Davos

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Blockchain for Good

The panel will take place on Thursday, 19 January 2023 from 1:00 - 3:30pm CET in the House of Switzerland in Davos.

 

Switzerland embodies two globally respected strengths: Its commitment to peace and humanity, and its adherence to and further development of international humanitarian law. As a country scarce in raw materials, Switzerland has always relied on technological innovation. The Internet protocol World Wide Web, for example, was created at CERN, and Crypto Valley has established itself as one of the world's leading blockchain hubs.

 

This event features a high-profile lineup and addresses the above-mentioned Swiss traditions - with a focus on the potential of blockchain technology to make the world a better place. Using specific examples, we want to showcase how blockchain technology can help improve living conditions: in the reconstruction of the destroyed infrastructure in Ukraine, providing humanitarian aid and fundraising opportunities by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and in giving access for the three billion people who have no access to the traditional financial system, the so-called "unbanked". At the same time, the challenges will be discussed alongside the opportunities: How will the population take up the new, decentralized technology? What about trust, identity and the protection of privacy?

 

The event is jointly organized with the following partners: Switzerland Global Enterprise, Switzerland for UNHCR, Global Business for Ukraine (GB4U), Kozminski University and the Cardano Foundation.

Panelists and Speakers

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