Digital Assets, Blockchain and the Future of Value

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The Monday Call

New Zealand Funds Management Limited

100 episodes

4 days ago

This is the Monday Call, brought to you by NZ Funds. It’s about financial markets - where they are now, and where we think they’re headed. It’s not just about share market movements or changes in bond prices. It’s about new technologies and crypto assets. It’s about decarbonisation, commodities, and how geopolitical events can change the direction of the global economy. Every week, we talk to the innovators and commentators, the fund managers and headline makers, to gain insights into the new market realities. It’s a global view of finance from a uniquely New Zealand perspective, keeping Kiwi investors and financial advisers up to date with the latest market news.

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Digital Assets, Blockchain and the Future of Value

The Monday Call

56 minutes 44 seconds

3 months ago

Digital Assets, Blockchain and the Future of Value

What happens when the rules of value change? From the rise of blockchain to tokenised assets, a quiet revolution is reshaping everything from money to markets. As systems evolve, questions around trust, ownership and coordination matter more than ever for investors, institutions and governments navigating today’s fast-changing economic landscape.

We’re joined on this Monday Call by Distinguished Professor Jason Potts, one of the world’s leading thinkers on institutional economics and innovation. Based at RMIT University in Melbourne, Jason leads the Blockchain Innovation Hub, is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia, and co-edits the Journal of Institutional Economics. His work spans blockchain, creative fields and economic change.

We explore the future of value, the role of digital assets in society, how blockchain can support transparency and trust, and what it means for investors and policy makers in New Zealand and beyond. Whether you're crypto-curious, intrigued by changing property rights, or keen to understand the impact of decentralised tech, this session offers sharp insight into where the world is heading.