As September dawns, innovation takes center stage at FinTechOn 2025 Summit in Taipei. The event, a catalyst for financial technology dialogue, welcomes Sandra Ro, CEO of the Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC), who is set to shed light on the transformative ‘GENIUS Act’ and the evolving regulatory climate around stablecoins.
The Visionary Behind the Scenes
Sandra Ro, a pivotal figure in blockchain policy and former representative in New York’s cryptocurrency working group, brings her rich insights from her roles with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Her focus on global regulatory frameworks makes her an integral voice in shaping tomorrow’s financial landscape.
GBBC: The Bridge Between Giants
Founded in Davos in 2017, the GBBC stands as a preeminent nonprofit linking technology and finance leaders to the cutting-edge world of blockchain. With members like Microsoft, J.P. Morgan, and Amazon, the GBBC advocates for cohesive blockchain policy globally, serving as a conduit for consensus among industry titans.
GENIUS Act and the Stablecoin Race
The summit’s conversations, led by Hudson Institute’s Senior Fellow, will dissect the implications of the GENIUS Act. The discussions will explore how differential approaches to stablecoin regulation across the Americas, Europe, and Asia could either foster innovation or deepen market segmentation.
Charting New Financial Terrain
Ro will delve into blockchain’s application in cross-border payments and supply chain finance, spotlighting the cooperative potential and inherent risks. She envisions a future where artificial intelligence merges with blockchain, advocating for strategic guidance as these technologies reshape digital finance.
Taiwan’s Regulatory Crossroads
As Taiwan deliberates its Virtual Asset Service Law and stablecoin issuance, it positions itself at a pivotal moment. With dialogues ongoing and central bank interest in Central Bank Digital Currencies, Taiwan’s regulatory landscape is on the cusp of significant evolution.
Taiwan’s Strategic Global Role
Beyond regulation, Taiwan’s burgeoning influence in global supply chain finance and digital trade is undeniable. FinTechOn 2025 attracts policymakers and industry veterans worldwide, accentuating Taiwan’s potential to lead the digital asset charge in the Asian and global arenas.