Chris Larsen, Ripple Co-founder and team to speak at Money 20/20 USA

Money 20/20 is a well-known annual conference summit and one of the biggest focused on the payment services and financial services industry. Moreover, it is a conference which focuses on FinTech, that is, the latest technology that helps empower the finance sector. Las Vegas is hosting this year’s Money 20/20 annual conference from October 21 to October 24. Ripple Co-founder, Chris Larsen, and his team will be present.

Who will be present at the conference from the Ripple Foundation team?

The Ripple team announced about this on Twitter. Furthermore, they tweeted: “Ripple is out in force at @money2020 next week with @chrislarsensf, @JoelKatz, @KahinaVanDyke, and @ashgoblue on stage.”

Chris Larsen, Executive Chairman and Co-founder at the cryptocurrency firm will be a speaker. Joining him will be David Schwartz, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at the cryptocurrency firm.

Moreover, Kahina Van Dyke, Senior Vice President of Business and Corporate Development, will also join the team along with Asheesh Birla, Senior Vice President of Product at the cryptocurrency firm.

The Ripple Foundation team will talk about the hottest topic in today’s financial technology world, the blockchain technology, and digital assets. Moreover, they will talk about how the cryptocurrency project facilitates global payment service solutions with their blockchain ecosystem. Furthermore, they will talk about this technology can be the face of financial technologies (FinTech) in the future.

About the Money 20/20 Conference

The Money 20/20 annual conference brings together C-level executives, experts, and mentors in the field of finance. It gathers these experienced professionals to discuss the future of finance, with the use of technology. This year’s Money 20/20 annual conference will see the participation of over 11,000 attendees.

Many big names and giants in the finance and technology industry sponsor the conference. Furthermore, some of the names include American Express, Bank of America, Google, IBM, Mastercard, VISA, and Samsung Pay.