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Samuel Riley
Chief Executive Officer
Clearstream Securities Services, Clearstream Holding AG
Samuel Riley is a member of the Executive Board and CEO of Clearstream Holding AG, Clearstream Securities Services. Sam joined Clearstream in 2019 and became Head of Investor Services & Financing in 2020 where he ran the Custody, Asset Servicing and settlement products including collateral management and Banking services. As CEO of Securities Services, he is responsible for all business’ operated out of the German and Luxembourg CSDs as well as the International CSD in Luxembourg. He previously had a long-standing career at Citigroup including several roles spanning across various locations. His most recent role in Citigroup was as Global Head of Custody Operations. His earlier responsibilities there included leading the EMEA Service Centres & Shared Services organisation and being an Executive Board Member of Citigroup Global Markets Deutschland AG. Samuel Riley holds a degree in Business Management from Wolverhampton University.
Speaking At
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3:45–5:15pmMon 16 NovPublic-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 2Invite-Only
Tokenized Market Infrastructure – The Scaling Challenge
Connecting Tokenized Capital Markets
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Aaron SeabrookChief Operating OfficerMarketnode
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Audrey MetzgerDirector of Innovation & Financial Market InfrastructuresBanque de France
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David KatzVice President for Strategy & Public Policy, Asia PacificCircle
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Elad RoismanChief Regulatory & Policy OfficerFireblocks
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Fernando VázquezPresident, Capital MarketsChainlink
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Gabriel CallsenSenior Director, FinTech and DigitalisationInternational Capital Market Association (ICMA)
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Samuel RileyChief Executive OfficerClearstream Securities Services, Clearstream Holding AG
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Prof. Tālis PutniņšCo-Chief Executive Officer & Chief ScientistDFCRC
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Sandra RoChief Executive OfficerGlobal Blockchain Business Council (GBBC)Moderator
About this session
Tokenized bond and fund issuance is growing quickly, but secondary-market liquidity hasn't kept pace — largely because issuance still sits on separate, platform-specific systems that don't connect to each other.
Interoperability standards exist, but adoption remains voluntary, and what should carry the cash leg (stablecoins, tokenized deposits, or central bank money) is still unresolved. This session brings together issuance platforms, interoperability infrastructure, and standard-setters to discuss what it would take to converge on shared rails, so liquidity can catch up to issuance. -
