Alexandre Kech’s Post

As former Head of Digital Securities (now in the capable hands of Marco Kessler) at SIX Digital Exchange (LEI 9845001C5PA89625E069), it was great to be asked to moderate this European Blockchain Convention panel on Digital Securities: Exploring the Benefits of Tokenizing Debt, Equity and Funds. Two highlights: - Due to the efficiency gain, global access and user experience improvement promises of blockchain, institutional adoption is more mature than ever with platforms being launched at various banks, FMIs and central banks through the Bank for International Settlements – BIS or not. These islands of tokenisation are leading to interoperability and liquidity access challenges. - These challenges will be solved ultimately through standards and cross-chain interoperability protocols but it will take times, more because of the human ability to handle changes than the maturity of the technology. For organisational identity, a must for regulated permissioned activities on blockchain, #LEI and #vLEI (the ISO 17442 standard created/supported by regulators and portable organisational identity and verifiable credential protocol), are solving the critical identity interoperability, security and compliance problem challenge currently existing across traditional and blockchain platforms. Identity is a protocol play, not a platform play!

Digital Securities: Exploring the Benefits of Tokenizing Debt, Equity and Funds | EBC10

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Victoria Gago 🔜 Digital Assets Forum, London

Co-CEO at European Blockchain Convention & Digital Assets Forum

1mo

Thank you for joining us 🔥

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Kent Bull

Principal Engineer | KERI Evangelist

2mo

I completely agree, identity is a protocol, not a platform play. I really like that articulation of it!

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