Alessandra Perrazzelli
- Deputy Governor of the Bank of Italy and Member of the ECB SSM Supervisory Board.
- She was previously Italy Country Manager for Barclays Bank and, before that, Head of International Regulatory & Antitrust Affairs for Intesa Sanpaolo Bank.
- Member of the New York State Bar.
- Founder and chair of Valore D, an association fostering women’s talent in leading roles.
- Law degree from Genoa University and Master of Laws from New York University.
- Executive MBA from Stanford University.
- Awarded with a Knighthood in the Order of the Merit of the Italian Republic.
Plenary Stage
Invite-Only
For Investors:
- Are investors too optimistic on AI for the near term
- AI might lead to winner takes most. Agree? Y/N. Why
- Riches are in niches. What AI niches will create value fastest
- What are blind spots for AI investors
- One ask you have from policymakers
For Policy Experts:
- Did AI escape the sandbox?
- Are policymakers too slow, while AI accelerates unrestrained
- How to solve lack of domain expertise at policymakers
- Do you support a new global AI digital agency? Why so
Roundtable 4
Invite-Only
Over 80% of countries today are exploring CBDCs, with multiple pilots and experiments helping to drive conviction. But how do we ensure that the tokenised money landscape champions the core tenets of innovation, stability and financial inclusion?
In this roundtable, participants are invited to discuss how interoperability between CBDCs across jurisdictions will influence their evolution. The discussion at Elevandi Insights will build upon conclusions drawn at the Point Zero Forum, delving into the evolution of different forms of digital money, with a particular focus on different approaches to tokenising reserves.
Additionally, the session will explore how CBDCs and tokenised money interact, and how this interaction influences their respective roles. Participants will also explore how the public and private sectors can jointly encourage innovation while managing risks.
Hall 5, Singapore EXPO
Open
The continued shift towards digitalisation, with greater applications of AI and Web3, has benefitted consumers but also brought new risks in effective consumer protection including frauds and misrepresentations such as greenwashing, in digital financial advisory, and data privacy concerns. How should existing regulations evolve to protect consumers effectively? What should government bodies and financial institutions do to improve consumer education?
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