Crypto Finance Conference Receives Support from the Blockchain Ecosystem

The Crypto Finance Conference in St. Moritz, which takes place at the beginning of each year, will be held in 2023 with a prestigious sponsor who has signed on for three years straight.

The CfC St. Moritz (Crypto Finance Conference) will be held at Suveretta House in St. Moritz from January 11th-13th, 2022, the organizers of this international investor conference announced this week. The main partner of the event will be the Algorand Foundation.

That is an institution that is developing the Algorand blockchain ecosystem. It will support the conference over the next three years in its efforts to provide education, connectivity, and collaboration, it was further learned.

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Problems of global proportions

“Since the first edition of CfC St. Moritz 2018, our goal has been to provide a trusted platform where investors from traditional finance and digital finance can come together with leading and relevant companies, government officials, regulators, traditional banks, and central banks to discover new opportunities. The collaboration with the Algorand Foundation marks a new era for the conference that will highlight the potential of the digital asset ecosystem to solve problems of global proportions,” said Nicolo Stöhr, CEO of CfC St. Moritz.

Through its partnership with CfC St. Moritz, the Algorand Foundation will support various program elements of the event, from customized social activities to a panel discussion that will address key topics of conversation impacting the traditional and emerging financial sectors.

Small size

Each year, CfC St. Moritz attracts a maximum of 250 carefully selected international investors, family offices, funds, and decision-makers from the traditional and emerging financial worlds to the picturesque Swiss Alps. For three days, opinion leaders and senior representatives from government and supranational bodies, the private sector, academia, and decentralized organizations share their knowledge on digital assets, blockchain, and traditional finance.

“This conference stands out for the quality of its speakers and attendees, its small size, and the content of its discussions. Investors appreciate the no-sales environment, and all attendees leave feeling they learned a lot and made important contacts,” said Staci Warden, CEO of Algorand Foundation. In addition to Warden, other speakers at CfC St. Moritz 2023 include: Eswar Prasad, Meltem Demirors, Michael Sonnenshein, Ambre Soubiran, Anthony Scaramucci, and several others.

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