The future of money is now – and it’s digital. While you might not carry a wad of cash in your pocket any longer what’s replacing it is open for debate. For some it’s a credit card, others a mobile payment device, others a subscription service like Uber where payments happen effortlessly. For others, the new “cash” is a bunch of digital codes that represent something of value. CES attendees, for the sake of their businesses and their personal portfolios, are going to need to understand which path is best for them. From fintech companies to crypto and blockchain, Digital Money Forum will deep dive into the rapidly evolving developments in financial transactions.
Digital Money Forum, a day-long conference and 4-day exhibit marketplace hosted at CES Las Vegas on January 7-10, 2020, will bring investors, analysts, banks and financial institutions, new fintech products, creators of alternative digital assets, business owners, tech developers, and pioneers of cryptocurrencies together in one room to explore the ways in which digital money is affecting the future of the economy.
“This year’s overarching theme for the Digital Money Forum is the decentralization of finance. Whether you’ve been wondering why tech companies like Google, Apple and Uber are entering the world of banking, dabbling in Bitcoin or enamored with Libra you know that the center of power is shifting quickly,” shared Robin Raskin, Living in Digital Times Founder and Digital Money Forum Producer. “The arms race to move to new forms of transactions is on and the implications for both businesses and personal wealth is major.”
The role of digitization in banking is creating an opportunity for major growth in the industry with lower fees, higher interest rate offers, and better customer service. Nikhil Lele, Principal at EY Financial Services, will explore the transformation of today’s banking services into what will become the bank of the future. Companies including Gemini, Galaxy, and IBM will chart out their paths to compliant, new-age exchanges and crypto-based services. Steven Becker, President and COO at MakerDAO, along with a panel of industry experts from Protocol Labs, Zocial.com, and Grit Daily will discuss blockchain’s technical hurdles and the ways it can ultimately improve.
Larry King (internationally recognized media personality), Christa Steele, and Stahn Bharti (GEAR Capital) will dive into the potential of ecosystem-changing blockchain applications in areas like energy and agriculture outside of the world of finance. Regulation experts including Nevada Congressional Candidate Lisa Sutton, Jason Brett of Value Technology, and Combiz Abdolrahimi from Deloitte, will offer a lens into the complexities of regulation. Coindesk’s Michael J. Casey will offer provocative commentary on how to manage the digital transformation.
Registration for the conference sessions is now open. To keep up to date on LIDT’s CES news, register for LIDT’s newsletter at: www.livingindigitaltimes.com/join-our-mailing-list/. For more information and the full 2020 Agenda for Digital Money Forum visit https://thedigitalmoneyforum.com/ .
SOURCE Living in Digital Times
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