Professor Hagedorn’s finance students participated in the conference. “I gained valuable insights into several topics,” said Liam O’Rourke, Class of 2025. “I learned about the future of bitcoin, innovations in payments, and the future of open banking. It was inspiring, and I am looking forward to next year.”

The conference was co-organized by the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, the University of Cambridge, and the Brookings Institution. These institutions brought together Fintech professionals, researchers, and experts to address important issues in the field.

Key topics included real world asset tokenization, tokenized deposits, and banking as a service. Panelists also discussed the growing role of Fintech in shaping the future of finance. These discussions focused on how Fintech innovations impact the financial world and the necessary regulatory responses.

For Rosemont students, the conference was an exciting opportunity. It allowed them to learn from leading experts and gain insights into Fintech’s evolving role in the industry. The event inspired many students and deepened their understanding of the future of finance.

The conference provided a valuable learning experience for Rosemont College business students. It highlighted how Fintech will continue to influence global finance. Many students look forward to returning to next year’s event for more opportunities to expand their knowledge and careers in the Fintech field.