Paul Sisnett is a telecommunications veteran and innovator with a 20+ year career designing complex data-centre and telecom network infrastructure systems across global markets. As the CEO and Chief Architect of paywith.glass, he spearheads the development of a groundbreaking and transformative Digital Asset/Real-Time Payment (DA/RTP) stack, designed to integrate real-time payments with tokenized digital assets, with a key

Andrew Henderson is part of the Secretariat team that runs the APPG. Andrew provides the secretariat service for a number of APPGs as well as having extensive experience in the Payments Industry. He started his career with the banknote printers, De La Rue, and then worked in the Smart Card industry for many years supplying a number of

Keith is a Fellow at the Centre for Alternative Finance, focused on research and industrycollaboration in Digital Assets, AI and Fintech innovation. He chairs the Cambridge Digital AssetResearch programme and teaches on CCAF’s Digital Assets course for Regulators.Previously, Keith was responsible globally for the strategy, development and execution of IBM’sbusiness in Financial Markets, working extensively

Kunal Jhanji is a Managing Director and Partner in BCG’s Financial Institutions practice in London.He leads BCG’s payments practice across Europe, Middle East. Africa and South America, and sitson BCG’s Global Payments Management Team. He also led the Digital Assets, Networks andMarket Infrastructure segment globally before taking on the current role.He has extensive experience working

Brunello Rosa is a macroeconomist and strategist.  He is author of  “Smart Money.  How digital currencies will win the new Cold War – and why the West needs to act now.” He is the CEO and Head of Research at Rosa & Roubini Associates,  an independent macro-financial and geo-political advisory firm he co-founded with renowned

Dr Geoffrey Goodell is a Lecturer in Financial Computing at University CollegeLondon and leader of the UCL Future of Money Initiative.  His work focuses onsocio-technical systems in financial services.  He is a member of the Bank ofEngland CBDC Technology Forum and an associate of the Systemic Risk Centre atthe London School of Economics.  He serves

Muhammad has over 15 years of experience in emerging technologies, specializing in tokenized money and assets, strategic planning, and leadership. His work is centered on advancing research in the field of tokenized financial systems, exploring their transformative potential in the global economy.