Speakers
Peiying Chua
Partner, Asia Head of Fintech, Head of Singapore Financial Regulation
Linklaters
Peiying is widely regarded as a leading financial regulatory lawyer, advising clients in Singapore and internationally on all issues associated with financial regulation. She leads the firm's Asia Fintech practice and Financial Regulation Group in Singapore.
Peiying advises the full spectrum of financial institutions, as well as technology and other companies expanding into the fintech sector, on various issues including: licensing and structuring; compliance with regulatory rules; corporate M&A in the financial services sector; regulatory change projects; and regulatory investigations.
She is the firm's lead in key matters in relation to our engagement with the MAS – whether on behalf of industry or client.
Peiying is an active participant in industry discussions related to fintech and digital assets, and in lobbying authorities on regulatory reform. She is the Chair of the Regulatory & Compliance Sub-committee and sits on the Board of the Blockchain Association of Singapore (“BAS”), and has represented BAS and industry associations such as the Singapore Fintech Association and ASIFMA on legal / regulatory reform, including the recent investor protection measures for digital payment token firms and the new stablecoin regime in Singapore.
Peiying is regularly invited to participate in discussions on key regulatory developments in fintech, including tokenisation, during the Singapore Fintech Festival. This year, she will feature in a panel discussion, “Navigating the Digital Frontier: Responsible Innovation in Asset Tokenisation in Capital Markets”, alongside the MAS, CONSOB Italy, and Kinexys. In previous years, she has also spoken on Singapore's leading potential in tokenisation, particularly in capital markets and payment services with SBI Digital Markets, and was a keynote speaker at a MAS-led closed-door industry panel on “Rules to Power a Stablecoin Driven Future Economy”. She is also one of the key speakers for an in-person seminar organised by the BAS on “Developing Singapore’s Digital Assets Ecosystem: Navigating the Current and Future Trends in Tokenisation Use Cases”.
Peiying is recognised as a Leading Partner in Legal 500 APAC and ranked Band 1 by Chambers Fintech Legal, and as a leading lawyer by Chambers APAC for her work in Singapore for Banking & Finance: Regulatory. She was also recognised by Innovate Finance in the global ‘Women in Fintech Powerlist 2019’ as an inhouse specialist, the go-to for fintech trends and an influential voice on sector innovation and diversity in finance.
Speaking At
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2:00–3:30pmMon 16 NovPublic-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 3Open
The Scaling Challenge in Tokenized Markets
GL1 Dialogue: Infrastructure for a Programmable Financial System
Public-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 3Open
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Audrey MetzgerDirector of Innovation & Financial Market InfrastructuresBanque de France
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Esme PauHead of Capital Markets and PolicyCertiK
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Holger NeuhausHead of Market Innovation & Integration, Design Manager for TokenisationEuropean Central Bank
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John O'NeillManaging Director, Digital Assets & Currencies, CIBHSBC
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Masashi WatanabeManaging Director, Head of Digital AssetsMUFG Bank, Ltd.
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Naveen MallelaGlobal Head of PaymentsStandard Chartered Bank
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Peiying ChuaPartner, Asia Head of Fintech, Head of Singapore Financial RegulationLinklaters
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Stephanie CabossiorasChief Strategy & Global Policy OfficerSociete Generale-FORGE
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Toh Wee KeeGlobal Head of InsightsKinexys by J.P. Morgan
About this session
Global Layer One (GL1) has brought together policymakers, financial institutions and infrastructure providers to advance an ecosystem of open, interoperable and trusted digital infrastructures. This collaboration has produced practical outputs such as the Programmable Compliance Toolkit, which provides a common approach to implementing compliance across tokenized asset systems, and the Market Infrastructure Toolkit, which is already being used by market infrastructure providers to assess and demonstrate alignment with internationally recognised standards and risk management principles.
This roundtable convenes the GL1 community to share experiences from adopting and applying these toolkits, including practical implementation lessons and considerations for broader adoption. Participants will also look ahead to how this work can be extended to support new use cases and capabilities as the industry progresses towards a programmable financial system.
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