AFP-Montréal is pleased to invite you to participate to this exceptional meeting on the future of money through the presentation and discussion around the Regulated Liability Network concept, a sovereign monetary system designed by a consortium of payment innovation professionals from the largest financial players, which aims to be, in a way, the synthesis of current alternatives.

Whether or not you are familiar with the concepts of digital currencies, cryptocurrencies or blockchain technologies, this event will help you better understand the current debates as well as the advantages and promises of this concept of a sovereign monetary system thanks to the expertise of Piotr Marciszewski, Digital Assets Commercialization Lead at Citibank, Kelvin Ang, Director Client Advisory Citibank Treasury & Trade solution Citibank, and Ken Wong, Head of Product Strategy and Innovation for the Global Transaction Bank at TD Bank.

This conference will take place in the form of a presentation and discussion on the Regulated Liability Network and will cover the following topics:

• Landscape of Digital Money (difference between Central bank money, Commercial bank money, Electronic money, Public Cryptocurrencies, Stablecoins)
• Regulated Liability Network (RLN) concept (explanation of the concept and example of transaction flows)
• Benefits of RLN (sovereignty, competition, customer protection, anti-fraud, etc.)
• Applicability of RLN for Corporate Cash Management
• Next Steps

The purpose of RLN would be to create a new shared ledger substrate for the sovereign currency system that is “always on,” “programmable,” and “multi-asset.” The network would deliver “on-chain” finality of settlement between the participating institutions in sovereign currencies and be compliant with all existing rules and regulations.

This dinner event will take place in English at the National Bank Tower, 600 de la Gauchetière West, 4th floor, according to our regular rates:

• Free for members

• $80 for à la carte members

• $125 for non-members

This event is approved for up to 1.2 CTP/CCM recertification credits by the Association for Financial Professionals.