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Hosted by
Karin Keller-Sutter
Federal Councillor & Head of the Federal Department of Finance, Switzerland
Rebecca Mun
Director
S&P Global
Rebecca Mun is Director and Lead Analyst in the European Structured Finance team at S&P. She is responsible for the assignment and surveillance of credit ratings to structured credit products across EMEA, as well as criteria development, analytical frameworks, and market research.
In recent years, Rebecca has been involved in digital finance initiatives, including stablecoin assessment frameworks, analytical methodologies, and developments across the digital asset ecosystem. She has helped develop and assign Stablecoin Stability Assessments (SSA), contributed to related analytical work supporting emerging financial technologies, and led initiatives exploring the application of AI to enhance analytical capabilities and transform structured finance workflow processes.
Rebecca has been a CFA Charterholder since 2010. She also holds a BSc in Economics and an MSc in Econometrics & Mathematical Economics from the London School of Economics.
Speaking at
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2:00–3:30pmThu 25 JunGFTN InsightsRoundtable Room 1, Ground FloorOpen
Blueprint for Digital Assets
Stablecoins and the Monetary Order: What Is at Stake and What Should Drive their Design?
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Andreas KubliManaging Director Group Head of Digital AssetsUBS
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Dr. Attilio ZanettiAlternate Member of the Governing BoardSwiss National Bank
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Aymeric SalleyHead of Digital Assets PlatformBanking Circle
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Christian SchmidSenior Partner & Global Leader | Global Banking & CIBBCG
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Evaldas RuzgysMember of the BoardBank of Lithuania
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Michael ManzHead of the Financial Systems & Financial Markets DepartmentState Secretariat for International Finance SIF
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Pascale BrudererFounder & ChairwomanSwiss Stablecoin AG
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Rebecca MunDirectorS&P Global
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Andrea Luca AerniPolicy Advisor Digital Finance and InnovationState Secretariat for International Finance (SIF)Moderator
About this session
The global monetary system has a plumbing problem. Correspondent banking is slow, expensive, and exclusive, and now a $300 billion stablecoin market has grown around it. Yet 97% of that market is dollar-denominated, issuers hold hundreds of billions in short-term Treasuries, already impacting yields, and the largest stablecoin carries rating agencies’ lowest stability ratings.
Stablecoins could become genuinely useful payments infrastructure: for cross-border payments, programmable settlement, and treasury operations. In this roundtable we explore what it takes to make stablecoins truly stable and useful for broad adoption, and why Switzerland is well-placed to help (re-)define what responsible stablecoin design looks like. -
