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Matthias Bauer-Langgartner
Head of Policy, Europe
Chainalysis
Matthias Bauer-Langgartner is Head of Policy Europe at Chainalysis, a blockchain analytics company, and a board member of Blockchain for Europe, Europe’s biggest Brussels-based digital asset association. He works at the intersection of digital-asset regulation, AML/CFT, stablecoins, cybersecurity and blockchain analytics, engaging with policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders across Europe.
At Chainalysis, Matthias focuses on shaping practical, risk-based policy approaches that support innovation, financial integrity, and effective supervision across the digital-assets ecosystem. Prior to joining Chainalysis, Matthias served as a Senior Supervisor at the European Central Bank, focused on emerging technologies and distributed ledger technology. He was also Managing Director at digital assets exchange Bitpanda and spent more than six years at the UK Financial Conduct Authority, where he worked on innovation policy, including setting up the world's first regulatory sandbox.
Speaking At
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3:30–4:30pmMon 16 NovWorkshopWorkshop Room 2Open
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Re-imagining Financial Innovation Through Digital Infrastructure - Powered by Kraken Payward
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Kevin KangCo-founderReap
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Matthias Bauer-LanggartnerHead of Policy, EuropeChainalysis
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Wee Siang LeeExecutive Director (PDS), Head of APAC CompliancePaxos
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Grace ChongHead of Financial RegulatoryDrew & Napier LLCModerator
About this session
The infrastructure underpinning payments, settlement and asset issuance is undergoing a significant upgrade. This Payward-led session examines how distributed ledger technology, asset tokenisation and 24/7 access to global markets are reshaping how financial institutions operate and access financial services.
Drawing on operational experience in regulated environments, the discussion will explore how industry participants and regulators can work together to manage systemic risk and ensure consumer protections in an increasingly global technology stack.
Participants will gain insights from market experts assessing how emerging infrastructure may change competition and regulation, and what these developments could mean for established institutions and new entrants.
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