Speakers
Toh Wee Kee
Global Head of Insights
Kinexys by J.P. Morgan
Wee Kee is Global Head of Insights for Kinexys at J.P. Morgan, where he leads research and insight development to shape Kinexys’ product vision and long-term strategy. He engages with industry thought leaders, regulators, and ecosystem partners to translate external market, policy, and technology signals into actionable guidance for internal teams. In this advisory capacity, he helps make teams smarter, bringing perspective on emerging trends and developments to inform near-term priorities, address current needs, and capture future opportunities. He works closely with the Product teams to define forward-looking strategy and roadmap direction, and partners with the Technology teams to evaluate ecosystem solutions and align technical approaches with business needs.
Prior to joining J.P. Morgan in 2022, Wee Kee was the Specialist Leader for Distributed Ledger Technology at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and led Project Ubin, a collaborative industry project exploring the use of blockchain and DLT for clearing and settlement of payments and securities. He was also Advisor at the BIS Innovation Hub, where he led Project Dunbar with a vision of enabling interoperable CBDCs and connected multi-CBDC platforms.
Speaking At
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9:30–11:00amMon 16 NovPublic-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 1Open
The Scaling Challenge in Tokenized Markets
Tokenized Markets: Frictions, Choices and the Path to Interoperability
Public-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 1Open
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Alan CroftsHead of Innovation & FintechFMA New Zealand
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Herman SchuellerDirector, Innovation & Technology Risk - SupervisionDubai Financial Services Authority
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Jaime PradenasHead of Financial Technology HubCentral Bank of Chile
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Katie MitchellHead of APAC & MEA PolicyCoinbase
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Kushal BalluckSenior Manager, FMI Innovation & Payments PolicyBank of England
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Peter KerstensAdvisor, DG FISMAEuropean Commission
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Tang WeiHead of Public Policy, Southeast Asia & Greater ChinaStripe
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Toh Wee KeeGlobal Head of InsightsKinexys by J.P. Morgan
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Witit SynsatayakulDigital & Innovative Finance SpecialistAsian Development Bank
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Dr. Wong Huei ChingExecutive Director, Digital Strategy & InnovationSecurities Commission Malaysia
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Jael TanHead of Government ProgrammesGlobal Finance & Technology Network (GFTN)Moderator
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Maha El DimachkiChief Executive Officer, GFTN SolutionsGlobal Finance & Technology Network (GFTN)Moderator
About this session
Tokenization projects today are often built vertically, with each initiative solving a specific problem within its own ecosystem. Yet tokenizing an asset in isolation does not deliver the full potential of tokenization. Benefits such as atomic settlement and greater capital efficiency depend on interoperability across the entire transaction chain — from the asset and its supporting infrastructure to trading, settlement and the movement of money. The challenge is how countries and institutions can pursue their own tokenization ambitions while avoiding the fragmentation that siloed approaches risk creating.
This roundtable brings together findings from a year of open-call research, alongside problem statements and perspectives from private-sector practitioners navigating the practical choices, risks and constraints of tokenization. It will explore how a decision-making framework can help countries assess their starting points and ambitions, identify the capabilities required across the transaction chain, and consider different pathways towards more interoperable markets. Looking ahead to 2027, participants will discuss emerging problem statements and the coordination, partnerships and policy support needed to connect individual initiatives into a more coherent financial ecosystem.
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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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Danny RussellHead of Payment Innovation Product and TechnologyBank of England
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David KatzVice President for Strategy & Public Policy, Asia PacificCircle
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Esme PauHead of Capital Markets & PolicyCertiK
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Hassan AhmedCountry Director, SingaporeCoinbase
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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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Sonja DavidovicSenior Digital Expert on Transformative TechnologyInternational Monetary Fund
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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
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Alan LimDirector & Head, Financial Infrastructure & Artificial Intelligence OfficeMonetary Authority of SingaporeModerator
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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4:00–5:30pmMon 16 NovPublic-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 3Open
The Scaling Challenge in Tokenized Markets
BLOOM: When Digital Money Works Together
Public-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 3Open
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Ankur KanwarMD, Head of Cash & TB, ASEANStandard Chartered Bank
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Chengyi OngDirector of Policy & Regulatory Strategy, APACCircle
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Kah Kit YipHead of Blockchain & Digital AssetsUOB
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Kelvin LiSenior Vice PresidentAnt International
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Nischint SanghaviHead of Digital Currencies, APVisa
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Park Kwan HoonExecutive Director, Group Strategic Planning OfficeOCBC
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Pisut DarmaraksaSenior Vice President - Business Analyst / Solution Development MasterKASIKORNBANK Public Company Limited
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Qaiser AnwarudinDirector, Payment Services Policy DepartmentBank Negara Malaysia
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Toh Wee KeeGlobal Head of InsightsKinexys by J.P. Morgan
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Victor LiewCo-founder & Chief Technology OfficerStraitsX
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Zilong LiHead of Digital Currency Unit, Global Transaction ServicesDBS Bank
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Alan LimDirector & Head, Financial Infrastructure & Artificial Intelligence OfficeMonetary Authority of SingaporeModerator
About this session
The conversation around digital money has largely focused on issuance, whether stablecoins, tokenized deposits or central bank digital currencies. BLOOM (Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multicurrency) focuses on a different question: how can different forms of digital money coexist and work together seamlessly in real-world payments, treasury, liquidity management and cross-border settlement? Bringing together banks, payment service providers, FinTechs and policymakers, BLOOM supports the development, deployment and scaling of digital money solutions, alongside the interoperability, regulatory alignment and partnerships needed for adoption.
This roundtable convenes the BLOOM community to take stock of ongoing work on cross-bank interoperability, programmable compliance and liquidity optimisation, and share lessons from implementation. Participants will also explore emerging opportunities such as micropayments, agentic payments and automated treasury management, and identify the standards, partnerships and policy support needed to scale these capabilities across institutions and jurisdictions.
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