SC Ventures Lab Crawl Panel 2: The Future of Banking - Corporate and Institutional

About Event For corporates and institutions, slow money is costly. Cross-border settlement takes days, large tickets don't fit faster rails, and liquidity is tied up in buffers and pre-funding. AI agents, tokenised assets and programmable money are starting to change how value moves across markets. This panel brings together leaders in emerging payments and digital infrastructure to look at what's live today, what's scaling next, and how the institutional banking model may need to adapt. On th

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• - 24/7 money, 9-to-5 institutions: what happens to liquidity and treasury operations when value settles in minutes, at any hour - Stablecoins, tokenised deposits and tokenised money market funds: which instruments will carry which flows - Programmable money: when treasury and trade rules (release on delivery, sweep above a threshold) are written into the settlement itself - AI agents in treasury: from forecasting cash positions to initiating and settling transactions within set limits - What stays a bank's job: balance sheet, credit, trust and compliance in an automated, always-on market Speakers: - Mark Willis, Managing Director, Head of Emerging Payments, Standard Chartered - Ying-Ying Tan, Global Head of Securities Services and Digital Assets, Standard Chartered - More speakers to be announced - Harald Eltvedt, Operating Partner, SC Ventures (Moderator) This panel is one of several sessions at SC Ventures Lab Crawl, a full-day event.

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