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Hosted by
Karin Keller-Sutter
Federal Councillor & Head of the Federal Department of Finance, Switzerland
Tom Chudy
Group Product Manager
Google Cloud
Tom leads Product for Capital Markets Technology at Google Cloud and specializes in driving technological transformations at the intersection of global finance and hyper-scale computing. At Google Tom previously worked on improving deployment, reliability and capacity management for all of Google’s product areas (Search, Ads, YouTube, Cloud, ...). Earlier in his career, Tom drove development and adoption of ultra low latency matching engines and real time risk products in capital markets.
Speaking at
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4:00–5:30pmWed 24 JunGFTN InsightsRoundtable Room 3, Ground FloorOpen
Roadmap for AI and Quantum
Agentic AI: From Automation to Autonomy: Is Liquidity About to Run Itself?
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Chad HarperHead of Coinbase InstituteCoinbase
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Kay WaeflerDigital Assets ManagerPostFinance
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Musa ParmaksizHead Of AI Center of Excellence (IB)UBS
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Dr. Nithin MathewsIndustry AdvisorMicrosoft
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Soha HohneckerGlobal Head of Sales & MarketingAmazon
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Tang WeiHead of Public Policy, Southeast Asia & Greater ChinaStripe
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Todd FoxPresident of Visa Economic Empowerment InstituteVisa
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Tom ChudyGroup Product ManagerGoogle Cloud
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Dr. Marko Nanut PetricAdvisorBank for International Settlements (BIS)Moderator
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Morten BechCentre Head - SwitzerlandBIS Innovation HubModerator
About this session
Autonomy of automated systems is increasing rapidly thanks to advances in agentic AI technology. This development impacts not just our everyday life but the economic framework and established systems in various ways, ranging from the automation of simple tasks to increasingly autonomous systems of agents interacting with minimal oversight.
This roundtable unpacks the impact such developments have on both traditional and on-chain payment systems and explores risks and opportunities emerging as adoption progresses.
A diverse group of roundtable participants representing the “full-stack” of payment system actors, including central and commercial banks, regulators, payment providers, digital asset platforms and technology providers, will discuss implications for liquidity management on both an individual and systemic level, uncover design principles for safe agent-based payment systems, and provide insights on priorities for regulatory coordination.
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