Executive Forum on Financial Technology | 📍Geneva Edition

🇨🇭 The Executive Forum on Financial Technology: Geneva Edition is a closed series of meetings for senior leaders in asset and wealth management who are shaping the future of capital allocation, digital assets, and institutional infrastructure.On August 27, 2026, in Geneva, a selected group of leading institutional allocators and technology experts from Switzerland will gather to discuss the latest innovations in asset and wealth management, how technology is transforming the investment landscape, and what is needed to stay ahead of the next wave of disruptions.This series of events is organized by CV VC, with SCRYPT as the main partner.Participants will​Why this conversation mattersAs global financial markets transform, tokenization, programmable settlements, and AI-based structuring are actively redefining institutional allocation strategies. A new investment era is emerging in digital asset products, market infrastructure, portfolio construction, distribution, and institutional access. 🇨🇭 Geneva, a leading financial hub and global center of innovation in digital assets, DLT, and AI, provides the ideal environment for this critical dialogue.Who is participating?This edition is designed to bring together a selected group of senior decision-makers, including managers from:Main Topics of DiscussionA focused agenda will cover the following key areas:Event Format - Efficient and FocusedThe evening format is deliberately compact and extremely time-efficient. This concept allows participants to gain relevant and actionable insights and make important connections in a high-caliber environment without needing to forfeit a whole day at the office.Note on ParticipationParticipation is strictly limited and requires approval to ensure high-quality exchange at an equal level. Chatham House rules apply.Other Editions in the Series:👉 Learn more on our website: https://wealthtech-executiveforum.com/​What's Next?The next disruption in asset management? Asset management has evolved in distinct waves, each driven by structural innovations and enabled by technology:1770s: Closed-end funds 1920s: Open-end funds 1970s: Index funds 1990s: ETFs 2020s: A new paradigm on the horizon: Vaults?Technological innovations in digital trading and programmatic trading birthed ETFs in the 90s, which now constitute about $20 trillion in AUM. Technology continues to evolve, and with it comes the next major disruption in asset management.Is the next re-invention of asset management already unfolding before our eyes?The real question is not whether asset management will continue to be re-invented, but which investors will identify the next structural shift in time to capitalize on it?This forum will explore exactly that.