Tokenization has moved beyond experimentation—but scaling it remains a challenge. Many initiatives are still confined to pilots that fail to deliver meaningful client adoption or revenue impact.

This session examines what it takes to move tokenization into production. From tokenized deposits and treasuries to private assets and funds, executives will explore how to design offerings that meet real client needs, align with balance sheet strategy, and operate at institutional scale. The discussion will focus on turning innovation into measurable outcomes—volume, liquidity, and revenue.

Without liquidity, tokenization does not work. Fragmented platforms, limited secondary markets, and inconsistent standards continue to constrain adoption. The next phase of tokenization will be defined not by issuance—but by the ability to create deep, tradable markets.

This session explores how banks, market infrastructures, and fintechs are working to unlock liquidity across tokenized assets. Topics include secondary market development, cross-platform interoperability, investor access, and the evolving role of banks as market makers and ecosystem orchestrators.

Tokenizing an asset is the easy part. Integrating it into the bank is where the real work begins. To scale tokenization, banks must connect digital assets to core systems—treasury, risk, compliance, and client platforms—while operating across both on-chain and off-chain environments.

This session focuses on the operational and architectural challenges of integration. Learn how institutions are modernizing infrastructure to support programmable assets, real-time settlement, and continuous liquidity management—and what capabilities must be built now to support the next generation of financial products.