CV Summit Zurich 2027

CV Summit is a yearly Swiss conference about digital assets and artificial intelligence as they apply to institutional finance. It is run by CV VC, a venture investor that says it has backed more than 80 startups, together with CV Labs, its ecosystem arm. The organiser bills the event as the biggest of its kind in Switzerland. The 2027 edition is set for 25 and 26 October at the Kongresshaus Zurich, Claridenstrasse 5, with attendees entering through Entrance K on the east side of the building. Sessions run in English, in person only, as there is no livestream. Dress is business casual to business formal, the venue has step-free access, and the organiser does not issue visa invitation letters. The crowd leans senior and institutional. The organiser cites a share above 85% for C-level, director and senior management attendees, and says more than 60% come from elsewhere in Europe. Expected groups include banks and other financial institutions, asset and wealth managers, family offices, VC funds, exchanges, custodians and regulators. Content is spread over two days and three stages and grouped into four tracks: Financial Infrastructure, Tokenization of Capital Markets, AI & the Intelligent Economy, and Wealth & Asset Management. Beyond the talks there is an exhibition area, networking time and sponsor side events such as VIP dinners. Ripple, Sygnum Bank, Franklin Templeton, PostFinance, Cardano Foundation, DMCC and SCRYPT are among the names that appear as partners on the site, though that list is not a confirmed 2027 sponsor roster. Calls for speakers and partners are open; the 2027 agenda and line-up are not out yet. Passes for 2027 have not gone on sale, and no prices are published; for now there is only a waitlist. The stated rules are that early-bird passes cannot be refunded but can be handed to someone else, while general and final admission passes can be refunded until 48 hours before the start. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. There is no marketing or acquisition track, and the audience is made up of institutions rather than retail traders. It is most relevant to crypto and finance publishers who want to understand where tokenization, custody and regulated digital money are heading, and to partnership managers at exchanges, brokers or fintech firms looking for B2B relationships with Swiss and European institutions.