2025 Virtual Stablecoin Conference
Nov. 18 – Nov. 20 | Daily 8:00am CT – 12:00pm CT
Discover how Stablecoin is reshaping the future of banking. Featuring Senator Mike Rounds, member of the Senate Banking Committee.
This conference brings together leading experts to explore the future of Stablecoin in banking, offering insights and strategies for financial institutions navigating the evolving digital currency landscape. Hear from legal professionals, technological experts, and government voices at the most comprehensive, in-depth Stablecoin conference in the banking industry.
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| 2025 Stablecoin Conference | $999.99 |
This exclusive interview with Chris Land, General Counsel for U.S. Senator Cynthia M. Lummis, provides bankers with a rare insider perspective on the evolving legislative framework for digital assets and payment stablecoins in the United States. As a legal advisor to Senator Lummis, and a key contributor to the Senate Banking Committee’s work on financial technology, Mr. Land offers an informed look into the GENIUS Act, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act—collectively referred to as the “trio of crypto bills.”
During this discussion, Mr. Land outlines the administration’s priorities and the policy objectives driving these bills, emphasizing what traditional financial institutions need to understand as Congress shapes a federal framework for payment stablecoins. Mr. Land also shares insight into how the GENIUS Act could reshape the financial services landscape, introducing new opportunities for banks to integrate with tokenized payment systems and manage multi-token interoperability. Finally, the conversation examines the distinctions between the GENIUS Act, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and the Responsible Financial Innovation Act (RFIA), offering a forward-looking perspective on how these legislative efforts could influence tokenized banking products and the modernization of U.S. payment infrastructure.
Are banks right to be concerned about core deposits migrating outside the banking system? Not if banks offer tokenization services yourselves, and manage the risks properly. In this presentation we will discuss how banks can do that, the buy vs. build decision, how to meet compliance requirements, how to educate your Boards and generally how to future-proof your bank.
This session gives community and regional banks a concise, practical path to evaluate, adopt, and monetize stablecoins under the GENIUS Act (July 2025)—the first U.S. federal framework to set issuer eligibility, 1:1 reserve standards, disclosures/attestations, and BSA/AML obligations. With clearer rules in place and market scale now >$300B, early movers can grow deposits and revenue while meeting examiner expectations; we also distinguish deposit/tokenized-deposit models from non-deposit stablecoins so bankers can choose fit-for-purpose rails.
Overview of Stablecoins and digital assets: “what bankers need to know”, including key details from the GENIUS Act and potential roles for banks in blockchain oriented payment systems.
Tokenized deposits and stablecoins pave the way for seamless asset transitions in modern finance. By converting traditional bank deposits into digital tokens, tokenized deposits ensure secure and efficient transactions within the digital landscape. Stablecoins offer a reliable means of transaction and smoother asset transitions across borders and ecosystems. Integrating these technologies allows financial institutions to enhance their service offerings, retain deposits, and facilitate advanced and stable financial transactions. Embracing these innovations is crucial for future-proofing banking and maintaining a competitive edge.
As stablecoins continue to bridge traditional finance and digital assets, trust remains their most critical currency. Effective governance, clear compliance standards, and robust oversight are essential to maintaining that trust and ensuring long-term stability. This presentation outlines the key controls, oversight mechanisms, and risk identification practices that organizations must establish to responsibly issue and manage stablecoins in today’s evolving regulatory and market landscape.
In the evolving landscape of global finance, adopting a compliance-first strategy is fundamental to the responsible integration of digital assets and stablecoins within the banking system. Central to this framework is the concept of digital identity, designed to be composable, configurable, and future proof. A robust digital identity structure establishes the foundation for trust, governance, and interoperability, allowing institutions to align technological innovation with existing regulatory frameworks while maintaining adaptability to future developments.
A growing number of leading financial institutions are demonstrating that the adoption of digital assets, stablecoins, and tokenized deposits can enhance operational efficiency, improve liquidity management, and enable greater transparency. These institutions are recognizing that the benefits of early engagement and structured compliance outweigh the perceived risks associated with emerging technologies.
For banking institutions, developing a coherent long-term strategy that integrates compliance, governance, and technological readiness will be essential to navigate the transition toward digital financial systems. This approach ensures that institutions are not only prepared for regulatory evolution but are also positioned to derive sustained value, foster resilience, and maintain relevance within a rapidly transforming financial paradigm.
Join leading voices in banking and finance for a comprehensive discussion on stablecoin and its impact on the industry.
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| 2025 Stablecoin Conference | $999.99 |
