Financial innovation is moving beyond the adoption of individual technologies towards an interconnected architecture in which AI systems can increasingly make or support financial decisions, tokenised assets and rights can be understood and operated by software, and digital forms of money can enable programmable, near-real-time settlement.

These developments are largely being considered through separate policy and regulatory frameworks. This closed-door boardroom will examine what changes when intelligence, assets and settlement begin to converge, and whether existing approaches to accountability, financial regulation, market infrastructure and cross-border coordination remain fit for a financial system that is becoming increasingly machine-operable.