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The Programmable Economy

The Tokenization & Agentic Finance Summit

Date
Time
08:00–19:00 GMT
Where
The British Library Knowledge Centre, London

Where tokenised markets, digital money and AI agents meet. One day with the institutions building it, in London.

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London Summit 2026

The 2027 theme

Tokenisation is changing how assets are issued, owned and transferred. AI agents are expanding what software can do, from analysing information to making decisions and executing transactions. Together they open the door to a programmable economy, where assets, money and financial services interact through code.

The summit brings financial institutions, technology leaders, investors and policymakers together on how tokenised markets, digital money and AI agents connect, from investment funds and collateral to payments and treasury management.

On the table

  • Who can authorise an agent to move capital?
  • How are ownership, privacy and compliance protected?
  • Who is accountable when autonomous systems act?

How do we build a programmable financial system that institutions and their clients can trust?

The day

A 255-seat main stage, three experience rooms run with our partners, and an all-day Connections room for the introductions that matter. Sessions run under the Chatham House Rule.

The venue

The British Library Knowledge Centre on Euston Road, a short walk from King’s Cross St Pancras and Euston.

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