Key Takeaways
- • The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI) will host the G20 Digital Asset Round Table (G20 DART) on 15 December 2026 at G20 Investment Week (the I20 Summit) in Miami, held on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders' Summit.
- • SWFI will select 67 principals across the digital-asset ecosystem, each signing the G20 Investment Week DART Charter, a public commitment to shared sovereign- and institutional-grade standards and a call for cross-jurisdictional standards across the G20.
- • Confirmed participants include Anthony Bassili (Coinbase Asset Management), Carlos Domingo (Securitize), Dante Disparte (Circle), Zach Witkoff (World Liberty Financial), Joseph Chalom (SharpLink Gaming), Ryan Zurrer (Dialectic), Jamal Raees (Solana Foundation) and Hirander Misra (GMEX Group).
- • The event is timed ahead of the January implementation of new US stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act and focuses on custody, governance, regulation and risk management for institutional participation.
- • SWFI aims to catalyse US$5 trillion in long-term institutional investment into the United States through G20 Investment Week and subsequent editions.
Summary
The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI) announced on November 13 that it will host the G20 Digital Asset Round Table (G20 DART) on 15 December 2026 at G20 Investment Week, also known as the I20 Summit, in Miami. The round table is held on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders' Summit and is designed to connect institutions building the digital asset market with sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and endowments assessing its investment potential.
The event is timed ahead of the January implementation of new US stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act and amid increased focus across G20 nations on digital asset oversight. Discussions will cover how stablecoins, tokenisation and digital financial infrastructure can open pathways for long-term capital, with a focus on the practical requirements for institutional participation, including custody, governance, regulation and risk management, and how investment opportunities align with allocators' mandates and investment horizons.
SWFI will select 67 principals to participate, each of whom will sign the G20 Investment Week DART Charter, a public commitment to shared sovereign- and institutional-grade standards and a call for cross-jurisdictional standards across the G20. Seats will be allocated across six categories: protocols and infrastructure; stablecoin and payments issuers; exchanges, custodians and market infrastructure; banks and asset managers; sovereign, pension and endowment allocators; and regulators, central banks and policymakers.
Confirmed participants include Anthony Bassili, President of Coinbase Asset Management; Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder and CEO of Securitize; Dante Disparte, Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy & Operations at Circle; Zach Witkoff, Co-Founder and CEO of World Liberty Financial; Joseph Chalom, Co-CEO of SharpLink Gaming; Ryan Zurrer, Founder of Dialectic; Jamal Raees, GM, Payments at Solana Foundation; and Hirander Misra, Chairman and CEO of GMEX Group. Bassili said the company looks forward to engaging directly with sovereign and institutional investors. Lakshmi Narayanan Ramanujam, Chairman of SWFI, said the round table will examine where technology, regulation and investor expectations are converging, where gaps remain, and what institutions need to make informed investment decisions.
The round table forms part of G20 Investment Week's broader mission to connect global capital allocators with opportunities in critical growth sectors. SWFI aims to catalyse US$5 trillion in long-term institutional investment into the United States through G20 Investment Week, the I20 Summit and subsequent editions.
The event is timed ahead of the January implementation of new US stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act and amid increased focus across G20 nations on digital asset oversight. Discussions will cover how stablecoins, tokenisation and digital financial infrastructure can open pathways for long-term capital, with a focus on the practical requirements for institutional participation, including custody, governance, regulation and risk management, and how investment opportunities align with allocators' mandates and investment horizons.
SWFI will select 67 principals to participate, each of whom will sign the G20 Investment Week DART Charter, a public commitment to shared sovereign- and institutional-grade standards and a call for cross-jurisdictional standards across the G20. Seats will be allocated across six categories: protocols and infrastructure; stablecoin and payments issuers; exchanges, custodians and market infrastructure; banks and asset managers; sovereign, pension and endowment allocators; and regulators, central banks and policymakers.
Confirmed participants include Anthony Bassili, President of Coinbase Asset Management; Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder and CEO of Securitize; Dante Disparte, Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy & Operations at Circle; Zach Witkoff, Co-Founder and CEO of World Liberty Financial; Joseph Chalom, Co-CEO of SharpLink Gaming; Ryan Zurrer, Founder of Dialectic; Jamal Raees, GM, Payments at Solana Foundation; and Hirander Misra, Chairman and CEO of GMEX Group. Bassili said the company looks forward to engaging directly with sovereign and institutional investors. Lakshmi Narayanan Ramanujam, Chairman of SWFI, said the round table will examine where technology, regulation and investor expectations are converging, where gaps remain, and what institutions need to make informed investment decisions.
The round table forms part of G20 Investment Week's broader mission to connect global capital allocators with opportunities in critical growth sectors. SWFI aims to catalyse US$5 trillion in long-term institutional investment into the United States through G20 Investment Week, the I20 Summit and subsequent editions.
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