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Digital Assets Week will launch in Dubai on 4 February 2027 with VARA as Host Partner at the Dubai Exhibition Centre.
Leaders from institutional finance, digital assets, regulation and market infrastructure will gather at the Dubai Exhibition Centre on 4 February 2027 for Digital Assets Week Dubai.
Dubai, UAE – Digital Assets Week, an institutional conference series exploring how tokenisation is reshaping capital markets, will make its Dubai debut on 4 February 2027. The Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has been confirmed as Host Partner.
At the Dubai Exhibition Centre, the event will assemble financial institutions, institutional investors, regulators, exchanges, infrastructure providers and other major market participants to look at what comes next in institutional adoption of digital assets.
After editions in London, New York and Hong Kong, the Dubai launch underscores the region’s expanding role in regulated digital-asset markets and institutional tokenisation.
The practical developments behind the move to tokenised capital markets will be the focus of the single-day programme. Discussion will span regulation, stablecoins, tokenised deposits, custody, market infrastructure, real-world asset tokenisation, DeFi and institutional yield.
The agenda features:
Digital Assets Week is shaped around a tightly curated institutional audience, pairing traditional market participants with the technology, infrastructure and regulatory bodies that are pushing digital assets forward.
In the months ahead, the event will announce its first speakers and participating organisations.
Further details on attending, speaking and sponsorship are posted at daweek.org/dubai.
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