New Horizons, New Directions – Web3 Global Elite Programme (4th Cohort) Opening Forum

New Horizons, New Directions – Web3 Global Elite Programme (4th Cohort) Opening Forum

The “New Horizons, New Directions – Web3 Global Elite Programme (4th Cohort) Opening Forum” hosted by HKU Business School Executive Education successfully concluded on January 8, 2026.

Focusing on the core themes of compliance, security, real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, and stablecoins, the forum provided clear insights into the development trajectory of the Web3 sector in 2026, underpinned by empirical data and cutting-edge technology. This gathering brought together leading academics, prominent venture capitalists, and seasoned industry pioneers.

Our keynote speakers included Professor Chen Lin, Vice-President and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Business) from The University of Hong Kong, Professor David Wen from the International Business School of Zhejiang University, Mr. Jocy Lin from IOSG Ventures, and Mr. Long Wang from the Greater Bay Area Financiers Association. Our panel discussion featured Ms. Jessica Yang from ME Group, Ms. Bridget Li from Asseto, Mr. Chen Zhao from Fosun Asset Management, Mr. Horace Peng from CoinFound, and Ms. Shukyee Ma from Plume, who shared valuable insights on the opportunities and challenges inherent in integrating traditional finance and cryptocurrency.

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