Web3, AI, and Blockchain Technologies: Innovative Strategies For Financial Inclusion and Capital Mobilization, The Future of Finance
Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, recently described the tokenization of real-world assets as “the next generation for markets.” While tokens are often associated with Bitcoin or digital art, tokenization powered by blockchain technology offers far more transformative potential. By enabling seamless trading, transparent record-keeping, and fractional ownership, blockchain facilitates greater financial inclusion by democratizing access to previously inaccessible markets. Additionally, blockchain technology revolutionizes payment systems, making cross-border transactions faster, more secure, and cost-effective. With $9 trillion under management, BlackRock’s endorsement underscores the credibility and inevitability of this shift. The future, it seems, is being built on blockchain—bringing efficiency, inclusivity, and innovation to the global financial system.
Panel Discussion Moderated by Kristina Lucrezia Cornèr Global Head of Strategy and Partnerships Exponential Science
Joshua Johnson CEO of LiquidHectare
Rali Mampeule, Co-Founder Africa Property Co.
Cina Lawson, Minister of Digital Economy, Togo (tbc)
Mamadou Kwidjim Touré, Founder of Ubuntu Group, Africa 2.0, Co-Founder of Africa House
Florian Fournier, Co-founder of Threefold
Tom Rieder Director Marketplace The Green Block
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