Adan announced that President Faustine Fleuret will participate in the Payments Tomorrow Paris conference on October 10, 2024. She will discuss the future of payments in the Web3 paradigm alongside Thibault Debars and Janine Kaiser. Adan made this announcement in a September 26 post on X.
According to the event’s website, the Payments Association EU is hosting the Payments Tomorrow conference at the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel Hotel on October 10. This event will feature prominent speakers from across Europe, providing a platform for discussing the evolving EU payments landscape and addressing key challenges and opportunities related to artificial intelligence (AI), cross-border payments, Payment Services Directive 3 (PSD3), Open Banking, embedded commerce, instant payment regulation, and the digital euro.
The conference schedule includes various sessions and networking opportunities designed to facilitate connections and discussions among attendees. Highlights include opening remarks, keynotes on central bank digital currencies, and panel discussions covering topics like the future of payments, financial crime risk management, and AI’s role in combating crime. Additionally, there will be a gourmet lunch and an afterparty at Noti Club.
Fleuret was elected president of Adan in May 2021, having previously served as the organization’s head of strategy and institutional relations, according to LinkedIn. She is also a lecturer at the University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne and a member of the Laboratory of Excellence for Financial Regulation. She previously worked as finance and regulatory strategy lead at ConsenSys.
The Association for the Development of Digital Assets (Adan) was established in Paris by eleven French digital asset and blockchain professionals in January 2020. According to the organization’s website, original stakeholders included Ledger, Kaiko, ARK Ecosystem, and ConsenSys France. Adan maintains that while France already boasts “one of the best adapted and most innovative legal frameworks in the world for the development of activities related to digital assets,” its establishment would help ensure France’s competitiveness in the digital asset space.
