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Asia-Pacific’s digital asset market is expanding at a rapid pace. Across the region, the interest for digital assets remains active despite recent market stress. The anticipated entry of more traditional players into this space, coupled with the rise of new digital asset managers, traders and digital exchanges, has also expanded the digital assets ecosystem. While digital assets have increasingly become an important component of an investor portfolio, the recent global market upheaval has, in addition to dampening investor sentiment, exposed the digital asset market to new risks. Consequently, regulators across Asia are doubling down on their commitment to improve regulation of the digital asset market, but settling on a framework and putting the regulations in place take time. As adoption continues, participants like custodians can play an even bigger role in bridging investors, and supporting other participants in navigating the opportunities and risks in this space.
 
 
The Asset Events, in association with Deutsche Bank, is pleased to be hosting an in-depth discussion to discuss the future of digital assets in Asia.
 


Date: Wednesday, 09 November 2022
Time: 3:30 to 5:30 pm
Venue: Ballroom 1, The Westin Singapore
 
 
This invitation is extended to your institution or you as a representative of your employer and in no way obligates you to use Deutsche Bank as a financial services provider. Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements. By accepting this invitation you acknowledge you have all necessary approvals from your organisation and you would not breach any laws to which you are subject. The invitation is not transferrable.
 
 
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Yvette Daquiz
Manager, The Asset Events
T: +852 2165 1612
 
 
 
 
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