Wealth Tech Executive Forum | 📍Frankfurt Edition
🇩🇪 The Wealth Tech Executive Forum: Frankfurt Edition is an invite-only, exclusive event tailored for senior executives who are driving the future of digital assets, institutional infrastructure, and capital allocation.
On the 20th November 2026, in Frankfurt, a select group of leading institutional allocators and technology experts gather to discuss the latest innovations in asset management, how technology is reshaping the investment stack, and what it takes to stay ahead of the next wave of disruption.
The event series is brought to you by CV VC, with SCRYPT as the main partner, additional partners include Teroxx and Cashlink.
Participants will
gain actionable insights into the latest trends, and
expand their high-class network
Program
09:00 - 10:00: Registration & Networking
10:00 - Welcome Address
Europe's Next Financial Chapter: From Innovation to Institutional Adoption
10:10 - Opening Keynote
The Future of European Finance: Digital Assets, Capital Markets & Institutional Transformation
10:20 - Panel Discussion
From Settlement to Investment: Pontes and the Next Generation of Wealth Management
11:00 - Keynote
Beyond Access: The Evolution of Institutional Digital Asset Infrastructure
11:10 - Panel Discussion
The next Generation of Capital Markets - Settling with ECB's Pontes
11:50 - Closing Remarks
From Innovation to Implementation
12:00 - 13:30 - Networking & Refreshments
Confirmed Speakers
Olaf Hannemann, Co-Founder, Growth, CV VC
Michael Duttlinger, CEO & Co-Founder, Cashlink Technologies
Christoph Pliessnig, Founder & CEO, Teroxx
Sylvan Martin, Founder & CGO, SCRYPT
John Orthwein, Head of DeFi, SCRYPT - ETHSecurity Badge Holder
Stefan Grasmann, Founder, Stefan Grasmann Advisory
ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS & LATEST TRENDS & HIGH-CLASS NETWORK
As global financial markets undergo significant transformation, institutions are actively redefining their strategies concerning digital asset products, tokenization, custody solutions, market infrastructure, and institutional access.
🇩🇪 Frankfurt, the leading European financial center and leading hub in finance innovation, offers the ideal environment for this critical dialogue.
Who is attending?
This edition is designed to convene a select cohort of senior decision-makers, including executives from:
Asset Managers and Institutional Allocators
Family Office Principals
Hedge Fund Portfolio Managers
CIOs and senior portfolio managers from leading Swiss & global Asset managers & Private banks
Representatives from institutional-grade technology and infrastructure platforms
Selected innovators shaping the future of asset management
Core Themes for Discussion
The focused content will explore the following key areas:
Allocator perspectives on digital asset exposure
Market structure, trading access, and execution
The evolution of asset management: from ETFs to on-chain vaults
Innovation in practice: allocation, risk, and operating models
Institutional readiness: infrastructure, governance, and regulation
Portfolio implications for forward-looking allocators
Closed-door roundtable discussion among peers
Event Format - Efficient and Focused
The brunch format is intentionally compact and highly time-efficient. This design allows participants to gain relevant and actionable insights and forge meaningful connections in a high-caliber setting without requiring a full day away from the office.
Attendance Note:
Attendance is strictly limited and subject to approval to ensure a high-quality, peer-level exchange. Chatham rules apply.
Other Editions in the Series
London (To Be Confirmed)
Monaco (To Be Confirmed)
👉 Find out more on our website: https://wealthtech-executiveforum.com/
What Comes Next?
The Next Disruption in Asset Management? Asset management has evolved in distinct waves, each driven by structural innovation and enabled by technology:
1770s: Closed-End Funds
1920s: Open-End Mutual Funds
1970s: Index Funds
1990s: ETFs
2020s: A new paradigm emerging: Vaults?
Technological innovations in digital trading and programmatic trading gave rise to ETFs in the 1990s, which now account for around $20 trillion in AUM. Technology continues to evolve, and with it comes the next major disruption in asset management.
Is the next reinvention of asset management already unfolding before us?
The real question is not whether asset management will continue to be reinvented, but which investors will identify the next structural change early enough to benefit from it?
This forum will explore exactly that.