Blockchains + Digital Currencies
Event Details
What You’ll Get
What You’ll Get
What You’ll Get
COMPETITIVE BUSINESS STRATEGIES
Which fintech startups should you partner with? What about security and regulation? Get your answers to these and many other questions at this year’s event.
FRONT RUNNERS & DISRUPTORS
The hottest innovations and future trends in blockchains + digital currencies by leading fintech companies explained through presentations, panels, and exhibits showcasing the fascinating technology changing banking.
INTERACTIVE
DISCUSSIONS
Come prepared to take lots of notes listening to candid discussions from keynote speakers, panels, case studies, and interactive Q&As designed to help you think through next steps for blockchain applications.
BANKING ON THE NEXT BIG THING
Blockchain technology has the potential to transform key processes within banks resulting in billions of dollars saved and making transactions more secure and faster, among other benefits. Come ready to be inspired by learning about cutting edge technology and how leading fintech companies and innovative banks are partnering as they look toward the future of banking and finance.
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FEATURED SPEAKERS
BLOCKCHAINS AND YOUR BUSINESS
Some of the most exciting innovations in financial technology are leveraging the blockchain, a system of record-keeping that was created for the digital currency bitcoin but whose wider potential is now being explored by financial institutions worldwide. We have tweaked the name of the event, formerly known as Digital Currencies + the Blockchain, to reflect how the conversation has evolved in this fast-changing space.
This year’s agenda will cover a broad range of applications and issues facing this budding industry, from the practical benefits of shared ledgers for financial institutions to the disruptive implications for areas like micropayments and prediction markets. We’ll address the regulatory and risk questions that continue to swirl around bitcoin and other digital currencies, the challenges of satisfying competing demands such as privacy versus transparency, and the opportunities for financial inclusion and data standardization.
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