Simon Lelieveldt is an industrial Engineer, active in the banking and innovative payments sector. He provides regulatory and business advice to startups, banks, payment institutions, trade bodies and e-money institutions.One of his passions is the history of the Dutch financial sector. He will be sharing his insights on the past and future of payments in the first inspiration session. 

Simon Lelieveldt is an industrial Engineer, active in the banking and innovative payments sector. He provides regulatory and business advice to startups, banks, payment institutions, trade bodies and e-money institutions.One of his passions is the history of the Dutch financial sector. He will be sharing his insights on the past and future of payments in the first inspiration session.&nbsp;

Episode 3: Simon Lelieveldt on history of tokenization

Clarifying the path towards tokenization through connecting, educating, and identifying what is needed.&nbsp; The multi-disciplinary aspect of tokenization implies that representatives from various parts of society all need to engage, reflected in the foundation's participants and the support from multiple ministries, the industry, universities, and many other (international) institutions. 2Tokens is a public project financed in the context of the response of the European Union on the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Clarifying the path towards tokenization through connecting, educating, and identifying what is needed.  The multi-disciplinary aspect of tokenization implies that representatives from various parts of society all need to engage, reflected in the foundation's participants and the support from multiple ministries, the industry, universities, and many other (international) institutions. 2Tokens is a public project financed in the context of the response of the European Union on the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Episode 3: Simon Lelieveldt on history of tokenization

Episode 3: Simon Lelieveldt on history of tokenization