Crypto & Stablecoin Risk Management for Financial Institutions
Crypto & Stablecoin Risk Management for Financial Institutions: NYC 2026
Join KPMG, Ballistic Ventures and Hypernative at the KPMG headquarters for a closed-door session, bringing together senior leaders across financial institutions, fintech, and digital asset infrastructure for high-signal conversation and working sessions.
This is a half-day forum followed by a private cocktail hour.
Attendance is limited. RSVP required.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Lunch with curated networking alongside senior leaders across financial institutions and fintech.
Focused panels and discussion sessions covering stablecoin adoption, risk and controls.
A private cocktail hour to continue conversations.
MEET THE HOSTS
📌 About KPMG
KPMG is one of the world’s leading professional services firms, providing audit, tax, and advisory services to organizations across industries. With a strong focus on financial institutions and emerging technologies, KPMG works closely with clients navigating digital asset adoption, regulatory frameworks, and enterprise risk management.
📌 About Ballistic Ventures
Ballistic Ventures is a venture capital firm dedicated exclusively to cybersecurity. Built by experienced operators, Ballistic partners with founders who are tackling the most critical security challenges of our time. The firm has backed category defining companies across AI security, cloud security, identity, incident response, and Web3 security, including Hypernative, GetReal, Veza, ArmorCode, SpecterOps, and many others.
📌 About Hypernative:
Hypernative is a real-time monitoring, risk detection, and automated response solution trusted by over 200 clients, including industry leaders like Circle, eToro, Solana, and Uniswap.
Our platform accurately identifies over 300 risk types with a 99.8% detection rate and an exceptionally low false positive rate of just 0.001%, providing critical minutes to respond before damage occurs. Hypernative actively secures over $100 billion in digital assets across 60+ blockchains and has already helped prevent over $2 billion in losses from hacks, exploits, and fraud.