Dunamu Hosts Upbit Institutional Summit for Global Regulators
Dunamu convenes policymakers and institutional investors in Seoul on September 29 to discuss digital asset regulation and market integration.
Key points
- Dunamu hosts the Upbit Institutional Summit on September 29 in Seoul for policymakers and investors.
- Speakers include former CFTC officials and European Commission advisers on digital asset regulation.
- Korean financial executives from Hana Financial and Hanwha Securities discuss on-chain finance transitions.
Dunamu announced it will host the Upbit Institutional Summit on September 29 in Seoul. The invitation-only event focuses on global digital asset regulation and institutional market participation.
The summit takes place at Grand Walkerhill Seoul as regulatory frameworks become clearer across jurisdictions. It aims to connect South Korea's digital asset market with global financial systems.
Global experts join Seoul summit agenda
Brian Quintenz, former CFTC Commissioner, will speak at the event. Harry Jung, former White House digital asset advisor, will also present key insights.
Caroline Pham, Chief Legal Officer at MoonPay, joins the speaker lineup. She previously served as acting chair of the CFTC, bringing regulatory expertise.
Peter Kerstens from the European Commission will address fintech and cybersecurity topics. The panel includes leaders from Robinhood Crypto and Cloudflare agent payments.
Korean financial firms discuss on-chain transition
A dedicated panel examines the on-chain transition of South Korea's financial industry. Lee Jong-sub from Seoul National University moderates the discussion.
Executives from Hana Financial Group and Hanwha Investment Securities participate. Samsung Financial Networks is also represented by its chief digital platform officer.
These leaders discuss how traditional banks and securities firms are adapting. They explore the potential of on-chain finance within the domestic market.
Regulatory convergence drives institutional participation
The summit covers asset tokenization and changes in market structure. It addresses regulatory trends in major Asian countries and global policy shifts.
