Jannah Patchay

With MiCA enforcement now underway, this session explores how EU regulation is reshaping operations for both regulated and non-regulated entities.

Hear from institutions and policymakers navigating licensing, cross-border strategy, and supervisory divergence across member states.

What are the implications for stablecoin issuers amid ongoing clarification efforts, and how do EU rules compare to emerging US frameworks?

Can greater alignment among national authorities unlock the full potential of MiCA- and what does it mean for Swiss and global firms operating in the EU? 

As tokenised funds move from proof-of-concept to practical implementation, the challenge is no longer if tokenisation works- but how to scale it across asset classes, jurisdictions, and investor types.

This panel brings together asset managers, banks, and platforms to explore the infrastructure, distribution, and post-MiCA regulatory alignment needed to make tokenisation commercially viable at scale.

What are investors really demanding from tokenised products- better liquidity, faster settlement, or operational efficiency? How can buy-side firms, custodians, and technology providers collaborate to unlock interoperability and secondary market depth? A candid discussion on what’s working, what’s missing, and what’s next for institutional tokenisation. 

Following the success of spot Bitcoin ETFs and the rapid expansion of multi-asset ETPs, institutions are rethinking how crypto fits within broader allocation models. This panel explores how product innovation is redefining institutional access- from yield-enhanced and staking-linked structures to diversified baskets and actively managed exposures.

As digital asset markets evolve, the focus is shifting from infrastructure enablement to execution-layer readiness. This session explores the critical role of trading venues and market operators in shaping the next generation of institutional market access and acting as regulated distribution channels for tokenised securities.