Speakers
Ryosuke Hayashi
Executive Officer, Head of Global Business Development Department
SBI Holdings, Inc
Ryosuke Hayashi is responsible for the SBI Group's global strategy and overseas business development, working closely with financial institutions, technology companies, and portfolio businesses across global markets.
He currently leads initiatives in digital assets, AI-driven financial services, and the development of next-generation cross-border financial ecosystems across Asia and other growth markets.
From 2015 to 2024, he served as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of SBI Ven Capital Pte. Ltd., Singapore, where he led venture capital and private equity investments across Southeast Asia and other emerging markets.
During his tenure, he oversaw regional investment strategy, fund formation, and investments in high-growth companies across multiple sectors.
Prior to joining SBI, Mr. Hayashi launched and managed the Japanese online edition of The Wall Street Journal.
He also held management roles in hedge fund and M&A advisory businesses after beginning his career at Dentsu Inc.
Mr. Hayashi holds an MBA from INSEAD and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Tokyo.
Speaking At
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1:40–2:10pmTue 17 NovSummit StageInvite-Only
Others
How Should Private Wealth Invest in Digital Assets and Stablecoins?
Summit StageInvite-Only
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Chetan KarkhanisSVP Digital Asset Client EngagementFranklin Templeton
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Gerald GohCo-founder & Chief Executive Officer, SingaporeSygnum
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Laura LohDirector, Portfolio Strategy & Risk Group Office; Director, Investment (Blockchain)Temasek
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Ryosuke HayashiExecutive Officer, Head of Global Business Development DepartmentSBI Holdings, Inc
About this session
Tokenisation, stablecoins and digital assets are changing how financial assets can be issued, held and transferred. But what do these developments mean for family offices and long-term investors? Where are the practical opportunities, what risks remain and how should investors distinguish genuine innovation from speculation? A discussion of the developments that matter most for private capital and how investors can evaluate their relevance to portfolios.
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