Tokenized financial assets are moving from pilot to at-scale deployment. Adoption is not yet widespread, but financial institutions with blockchain capabilities in place will have a strategic advantage.The digitization of assets seems even more inevitable now as the technology matures and demonstrates measurable economic benefits.There are risks as well as rewards for early movers: the up-front investment and risks of investing in new technology can be substantial. In the near term, banks, asset managers, and market infrastructure players, should assess their product suites and identify which assets would most benefit from transitioning to tokenized products.

In view of these, we've invited Jose Fernando Pereira, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder at OWN, a very promising fintech company which provides an Ethereum Layer 2 solution for tokenized real-world assets from FASSET, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates as he explains to us the value proposition of tokenization and its significant relevance to our digital economy.

LinkedIn: Jose Fernando Pereira

Twitter / X: @jfpereira1

For a long time, stablecoins were a bit of a niche subject—a tool for traders to move in and out of volatile assets. But in 2025, that narrative has completely changed. We've seen a whirlwind of activity, from landmark legislation to unprecedented institutional interest. Today, we're diving deep into the latest developments, from the passage of the GENIUS Act in the United States, to the growing wave of banks and tech giants launching their own versions. We'll explore how these digital dollars are moving from the fringes to the mainstream, the new use cases they're unlocking, and, of course, the ever-present risks that still lurk beneath the surface.

In view of these, we've invited Benjamin Grolimund, General Manager of Flipster, based from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, as he explains to us the value proposition of Stablecoins and it's significant relevance to our digital economy.

LinkedIn: Benjamin Grolimund

Twitter / X: @BenGrolimund

Corporate Website: https://flipster.io

AI analytics, often referred to as augmented analytics, is a modern approach to data analysis that uses artificial intelligence to automate and enhance traditional analytics processes. It goes beyond simply reporting on what has happened to provide deeper insights, predict future outcomes, and recommend actions.

It's the process of collecting, cleaning, transforming, and modeling vast amounts of data from all over the world to discover meaningful patterns and insights. Moreover, it's the engine that powers modern decision-making, helping companies and organizations navigate a complex, data-rich landscape.

In view of these, we've invited Parijat Banerjee, Global Head of Business Services at Latentview analytics and also an active member of the Forbes Finance Council based from Richmond, Virginia, USA, as he explains to us the value proposition of AI Analytics and its significant relevance to our digital economy.

Corporate Website: https://www.latentview.com/

LinkedIn: Parijat Banerjee

Email: parijat.banerjee@latentview.com

In the contemporary digital age, digital financial literacy has become increasingly significant. Digital financial literacy refers to an individual's ability to understand and utilize financial products and services in a digital environment, encompassing financial knowledge, digital technology application skills, and the capacity to identify and manage financial risks. The rapid development of the digital economy has further highlighted its importance, making the enhancement of digital financial literacy essential for adapting to the digital economy, safeguarding financial security, and promoting social progress.

In view of these, we've invited Michelle Campbell, the author of a compelling book “Bluebird” and the Founder of nonprofit social services “Stability” based from Atlanta, Georgia, United States, which focuses on financial education so as to understand the value proposition of financial health and literacy as well as its significant relevance to our digital economy.

LinkedIn: "Michelle C." (Michelle Campbell)

Email: michelle@bymichellecampbell.com

Corporate Website: https://bymichellecampbell.com/

For both novice and experienced investors who want to grow their capital significantly and build wealth over the long term may find wealth management to be of great assistance. With the onset of the digital age, many financial services including tax planning and investment advisories are adopting tech-friendly approach. Following this recent development, it is evident that digital wealth management tools, such as DIY investment platforms, can revolutionize how investors like you manage your wealth.

In view of these, we've invited a seasoned Wealth Management advisor, Marc-Olivier Francq, a French and Swiss national with over two decades of experience in Private Banking and Wealth Management as well as Strategy Consulting and Business Advisory, principally in Asia. He has held several business development and product management positions in leading banks such as Standard Chartered Bank, Deutsche Bank, Development Bank of Singapore, Temasek-owned Alliance Bank, and the Swiss boutique private bank Union Bancaire Privee, among others and presently working with Security Bank as he explains to us the value proposition of Wealth Management and it’s significant relevance to our digital economy.

LinkedIn: Marc-Olivier Francq

Email: marco.francq@gmail.com

Recognizing the rising demand for a seamless digital banking experience, it is imperative for incumbent banks to diversify their technology strategy. This strategy is essential to rapidly bring new products and services to market while managing the constraints of legacy infrastructure. Leveraging technology capabilities and in-depth knowledge of navigating the complexities of delivering tailored solutions for financial institutions, which empowers to enable more clients to scale and modernize with our modularized capabilities.

In view of these, we've invited Mike Breen, Chief Commercial Officer at "audax" from Singapore, a Standard Chartered-backed digital banking tech solutions provider committed to empowering financial institutions to build scalable, secure, and future-proof banking ecosystems as he walks us through its value proposition and it’s significant relevance to our digital economy.

Corporate website: audax.io

LinkedIn: Mike Breen

Corporate Email: mike.breen@audax.io

The financial system of the future won’t be built in banks — it’ll be embedded in the apps, platforms and services people already use. Redefining how financial services are accessed and delivered, embedded finance is at the forefront of fintech innovation. By seamlessly integrating payments, lending, insurance and other financial products into non-financial platforms, embedded finance is making financial interactions more accessible and intuitive. This rapid evolution is sparking discussions about the future of traditional banking institutions. By partnering with fintechs, banks that innovate will definitely thrive.

In view of these, we've invited Matthew Edmunds, the Group Chief Executive Officer at GENIUSTO International Ltd. as he explains to us the value proposition of the "Embedded Finance" and its significant relevance to our digital economy.

Corporate Website: www.geniusto.com

LinkedIn: Matthew Edmunds

Email:matthew.edmunds@genuisto.com

In today's interconnected world, digital citizenship has become an essential aspect of our daily lives. As we increasingly rely on technology to communicate, work, and access information, it's crucial to understand the rights and responsibilities that come with being a digital citizen.

As such, we've invited Craig Taylor, the Chief Executive Officer at CyberHoot based from New Hampshire, United States of America as he explains to us the value proposition of Digital Citizenship and literacy as well as it's significant relevance to our digital economy.

Corporate Website: https://cyberhoot.com

LinkedIn: Craig Taylor

Email: craig@cyberhoot.com