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Is Finance Ready for Quantum Computing?

It gives wealth professionals a view of how panelists frame operational resilience and security questions around digital assets and tokenized securities. The discussion also touches on infrastructure and regulatory changes that can affect how firms assess digital asset-related exposures.

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Summary

By the real estate & infrastructure desk

A SALT panel examined whether finance is ready for quantum computing, focusing on risks to traditional banking systems and digital assets. Speakers discussed quantum-resistant security, tokenization, onchain financial services and more resilient banking infrastructure. They also looked at opportunities in tokenized dollars and securities and the technological and regulatory changes shaping finance.

  1. The panel explored quantum computing risks to traditional banking systems and digital assets.
  2. Speakers discussed quantum-resistant security and more resilient banking infrastructure.
  3. The panel examined tokenization, onchain financial services and tokenized dollars and securities.
  4. Discussion covered technological and regulatory changes shaping the future of finance.

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