Returning to where it all began – after meetings in St. Moritz, Geneva and San Francisco, the Crypto Finance Conference is again staging its showcase event in the Swiss mountains in the days leading up to the World Economic Forum in January.
Crypto Finance Conference 2019 will take place January 16 through January 18 in the five-star Suvretta House Hotel (pictured above) in St. Moritz, the organizers said in a statement on Monday. The first batch of speakers include:
- Matthew Roszak (chairman and co-founder of Bloq)
- Andy Bromberg (co-founder and president of Coinlist)
- Jörg von Minckwitz (CEO Bitwala)
- Jan Brzezek (CEO Crypto Finance)
- Brian Forde (former (Crypto) candidate for U.S. Congress, CA-45)
- Eva Kaili (member of the European Parliament)
- Michael Bucella (partner Blocktower Capital)
- Reese Jones (Singularity University)
- Jane Lippencott (business development CoinFi & Origin X Capital)
- Rand Hindi (CEO Snips)
People interested in participating at the conference need to apply online for a place and will be vetted by a committee of eight crypto investors and industry experts, including conference founder Tobias Reichmuth, investor Marc Bernegger, finance expert Eric Sarasin and Daniel Gutenberg.
The conference organizers expect to cap the number of participants at about 200.
Virtual Finance Instruments
The Crypto Finance Conference sees itself as the world’s leading investor conference on cryptocurrencies and blockchain investments. The tree-day event brings together institutional investors and wealthy investors interested in taking stakes in crypto- and blockchain-technology ventures. The first St. Moritz event was covered by finews.com.
The speakers will give insights into virtual financial instruments, showcase trends and give insights about the industry’s perspectives. Promising business models and investment opportunities will be presented to the rich investors, family offices, funds and wealth managers. The conference organizers aim to provide a thorough insight of an industry and help participants to network
