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Toh Wee Kee
Global Head of Insights
Kinexys by J.P. Morgan
Wee Kee is Global Head of Insights for Kinexys at J.P. Morgan, where he leads research and insight development to shape Kinexys’ product vision and long-term strategy. He engages with industry thought leaders, regulators, and ecosystem partners to translate external market, policy, and technology signals into actionable guidance for internal teams. In this advisory capacity, he helps make teams smarter, bringing perspective on emerging trends and developments to inform near-term priorities, address current needs, and capture future opportunities. He works closely with the Product teams to define forward-looking strategy and roadmap direction, and partners with the Technology teams to evaluate ecosystem solutions and align technical approaches with business needs.
Prior to joining J.P. Morgan in 2022, Wee Kee was the Specialist Leader for Distributed Ledger Technology at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and led Project Ubin, a collaborative industry project exploring the use of blockchain and DLT for clearing and settlement of payments and securities. He was also Advisor at the BIS Innovation Hub, where he led Project Dunbar with a vision of enabling interoperable CBDCs and connected multi-CBDC platforms.
Speaking at SFF 2026
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5:00–5:30pmWed 18 NovIgnite StageHall 5, Singapore EXPOOpen
Technology Rewiring
What Will Tokenised Markets Settle In?
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Scott LucasHead of Digital Assets - WholesaleBarclays
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Gildas Le TreutChief Business OfficerSOCIETE GENERALE-FORGE
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Toh Wee KeeGlobal Head of InsightsKinexys by J.P. Morgan
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Michael CaseyChief Content OfficerReal-World Asset SummitModerator
About this session
Every tokenised asset needs tokenised money to settle against, but what form will it be? Tokenisation promises to change how bonds, funds, private markets and real-world assets are issued, traded and settled. Yet without a trusted, programmable cash leg, it remains stuck at the pilot stage. Global banks are bringing deposits on-chain, and stablecoins have already reached some scale as internet-native dollars. Both are looking to be part of the settlement layer of the next financial system.
This session brings together leaders who will discuss which form of money corporates and institutions will trust for atomic settlement, collateral and liquidity, whether bank money and internet-native money will compete or interoperate, and what must be in place for tokenised markets to scale. -
