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Vault Summit will host its inaugural Asia edition at Andaz Singapore on Oct. 9, bringing together more than 600 participants from traditional and onchain finance to examine institutional vault infrastructure and asset management.
Organized by Party Action People and hosted by decentralized lending protocol Morpho, alongside co-hosts DigiFT and S&P Global Ratings, the conference focuses on how institutional capital evaluates and deploys funds into onchain vaults. Discussion topics include risk assessment, real-world asset exposure, exit liquidity for tokenized positions and comparisons with traditional fund structures.
The event comes as financial institutions shift from early-stage tokenization testing toward operational deployment. Asset management accounts for approximately 15% of Singapore’s financial sector output, supported by a regulatory framework and more than 1,300 fintech companies operating in the city-state.
“Tokenisation’s first decade was about proof of concept, and the next one is about proof of use,” said Henry Zhang, founder and group CEO of DigiFT. “Markets like Singapore prove this can be done properly, with credible custody, real distribution rules and deep liquidity.”
More than 35 speakers are scheduled for the event, including executives from UBS, Standard Chartered, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity Digital Asset Management, S&P Global Ratings, Circle and Bitwise Asset Management.
“While stablecoins are delivering blockchain’s promise to billions of users around the world, vaults are delivering that promise to finance, from interest-rate price discovery and compliant yield on stablecoins to lending, borrowing and curated DeFi strategies,” said Zachary John, founder and CEO of Party Action People.
Vault Summit 2026 is supported by industry organizations and infrastructure firms including Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, Fordefi, Gauntlet, Tenderly, Zama, Nexus Mutual and HashKey Chain.
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