My NEO Group’s Group CEO and Founder to participate in high-level forum examining real-world asset innovation, AI-enabled consumption, and the next phase of global brand collaboration
Hong Kong, June 2026 — Dr Mickael Mosse, Group CEO and Founder of My NEO Group, will attend the Global Consumer RWA Summit in Hong Kong as a Distinguished Guest, joining a high-level international gathering focused on the convergence of real-world assets, artificial intelligence, consumer ecosystems and cross-industry collaboration.
He will be accompanied by Olivier Fousse, Chief Operating Officer of My NEO Group, who will also participate in the event, reflecting the group’s broader executive engagement in strategic discussions around real-world asset infrastructure, AI-powered business models and international digital finance.
The summit, scheduled for June 16, 2026, at the Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Hong Kong Science Park, is positioned as a strategic forum for exploring how real-world asset technology can reshape global consumption models, brand expansion, digital ownership and enterprise-level collaboration.
Held under the theme of activating new momentum in real-world consumption, the event brings together participants from the RWA, blockchain, AI, fintech, investment, media and consumer-brand sectors. The programme reflects a broader market shift: the movement of digital asset infrastructure beyond speculation and into practical, asset-linked commercial use cases.
Real-World Assets Move Toward Consumer Infrastructure
The Global Consumer RWA Summit comes at a time when the real-world asset sector is increasingly moving from a financial-market narrative into a broader business infrastructure narrative.
While early RWA adoption has largely focused on tokenised treasuries, credit instruments, real estate and institutional-grade financial assets, the next stage of market development is expected to involve consumer ecosystems, loyalty systems, brand communities, digital membership models, AI-powered commerce and cross-border settlement infrastructure.
This evolution is particularly relevant in Asia, where large-scale digital consumer behaviour, mobile-first payment ecosystems and cross-border capital flows are creating new conditions for asset-backed digital models.
The summit’s focus on brand growth, AI empowerment and industry collaboration reflects this transition. Rather than treating RWA as a narrow financial product category, the Hong Kong forum places the sector within a wider commercial framework: how assets, data, consumers, brands and intelligent systems may be connected into new value networks.
Strategic Relevance for My NEO Group
The participation of Dr Mickael Mosse reflects My NEO Group’s growing presence across financial technology, AI, investment infrastructure, digital assets and international business ecosystems.
As Group CEO and Founder, Dr Mosse has positioned My NEO Group around a multi-sector model spanning banking, fintech, AI, real estate, hospitality, trading, investment and legal services. Within that structure, RWA technology represents a potential bridge between traditional assets, digital infrastructure and institutional-grade execution.
The presence of Olivier Fousse, COO of My NEO Group, further underlines the operational dimension of the group’s participation. As RWA models move from concept to execution, operational architecture becomes increasingly important: governance, partnerships, compliance workflows, platform integration, asset onboarding and market deployment.
For My NEO Group, the strategic relevance of RWA lies less in short-term market cycles and more in its long-term role as a structuring layer for asset liquidity, compliance-ready digital ownership, cross-border investment access and programmable financial products.
The group’s presence at the summit also aligns with its broader regional expansion across Asia, where Hong Kong remains one of the most important gateways for capital markets, digital finance and international Web3-related infrastructure.
Hong Kong’s Position in the RWA Economy
Hong Kong’s role as the host city is significant. The city has been working to reinforce its position as a global hub for digital assets, asset management, fintech and institutional innovation. Its combination of capital-market depth, proximity to mainland China, international legal infrastructure and financial-sector experience gives it a distinctive position in the RWA landscape.
The Global Consumer RWA Summit therefore sits at the intersection of several major trends: the institutionalisation of digital assets, the tokenisation of real-world value, the use of AI in consumer engagement and the search for more efficient cross-border commercial infrastructure.
From Digital Assets to Real Business Utility
One of the central questions surrounding the RWA sector is whether it can move beyond financial abstraction and deliver measurable value for real businesses.
The consumer-focused framing of the summit suggests that the next phase will depend on execution: how RWA systems can be applied to actual commercial environments, including retail, hospitality, entertainment, luxury, travel, gaming, payments, investment products and membership-based ecosystems.
This is where AI becomes an important second layer. AI can support user segmentation, risk assessment, automated compliance workflows, customer engagement, dynamic pricing, identity verification and operational intelligence. When combined with real-world asset infrastructure, it may allow companies to build more adaptive, data-rich and financially integrated consumer platforms.
A High-Level Platform for Cross-Industry Collaboration
The summit is hosted and supported by a network of organisations across the RWA and digital asset ecosystem, including rwa.ltd, EOS³, PG Protocol, GRIF and other co-hosts and partners. A wide range of media partners from blockchain, finance, technology and international business publications are also associated with the event.
This breadth of participation underlines the increasingly cross-disciplinary nature of RWA development. The sector now requires coordination between asset owners, financial institutions, technology providers, compliance experts, consumer brands, market makers, data platforms and capital partners.
Market Implications
The broader implication of the Global Consumer RWA Summit is that real-world asset infrastructure may be entering a more practical phase.
For the sector to scale, it will need to solve several issues simultaneously: regulatory clarity, investor protection, asset verification, custody, liquidity, consumer adoption, interoperability and institutional confidence. The winners are unlikely to be those presenting RWA as a purely speculative tool. They are more likely to be platforms and groups capable of integrating assets, users, compliance, distribution and technology into credible operating systems.
Conclusion
The Global Consumer RWA Summit 2026 marks another step in the international development of real-world asset infrastructure, with Hong Kong serving as a strategic meeting point for finance, technology, AI and consumer innovation.
By attending as a Distinguished Guest, Dr Mickael Mosse, Group CEO and Founder of My NEO Group, joins a forum focused on one of the most important questions facing the digital economy: how to connect real-world value with intelligent, scalable and globally accessible financial infrastructure.
The participation of Olivier Fousse, COO of My NEO Group, further reinforces the group’s presence at the event and highlights the operational importance of turning RWA and AI concepts into executable business infrastructure.
For My NEO Group, the event reinforces a broader strategic direction — the integration of AI, fintech, asset infrastructure and real-world business ecosystems into a more connected model of international growth.