OMFIF Sets Nov. 17 New York Banking Roundtable on AI and Tokenisation
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Updated · OMFIF · Aug 20
OMFIF Sets Nov. 17 New York Banking Roundtable on AI and Tokenisation
1 articles · Updated · OMFIF · Aug 20
Summary
Nov. 17 is the date for OMFIF’s New York roundtable on how AI, tokenisation and new payment technologies are changing banking and financial markets.
The discussion will focus on stablecoin regulation, public blockchains and tokenised financial infrastructure as banks weigh how to integrate those technologies into core operations under evolving rules.
Big Tech, hyperscalers, cloud concentration and AI sovereignty are also on the agenda, alongside how banks can scale AI in regulated environments.
OMFIF said the event, held with Rokos Capital Management under the Chatham House Rule, is the second in its Future of Banking series after a London roundtable on Oct. 1.
As strict regulations reshape stablecoins, will traditional banks successfully co-opt blockchain technology, or will decentralized finance outmaneuver them?
With foreign hyperscalers dominating cloud infrastructure, can Europe's aggressive push for AI sovereignty truly protect its financial markets from external control?
If legacy data silos remain the true bottleneck, are traditional banks destined to lose the AI revolution to agile Big Tech competitors?