Defining programmable liquidity
Understand what programmable money is and why it represents a fundamental shift from static cash management to dynamic, logic-embedded financial operations.

Corporate treasury is undergoing a fundamental transformation. As traditional cash management systems struggle to meet the demands of real-time operations, a new infrastructure is emerging, one built on programmable money that embeds logic directly into payment flows.
In the first webinar of the series, renowned financial futurist Chris Skinner and Quant's Martin Hargreaves will introduce the core concepts reshaping treasury operations, explaining what programmable liquidity means and exploring the technologies making it possible.
Duration: 45 minutes (including Q&A)
February 17, 2026 | 1PM GMT

Understand what programmable money is and why it represents a fundamental shift from static cash management to dynamic, logic-embedded financial operations.
Explore the technologies enabling this transformation: stablecoins, tokenised deposits, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and how each fit into the corporate treasury context.
Discover why traditional treasury infrastructure is reaching its limits and what capabilities programmable money unlocks for modern enterprises.

Martin Hargreaves brings deep expertise in digital asset infrastructure and enterprise blockchain solutions as a key voice in programmable money innovation at Quant.

Chris Skinner is a leading financial technology commentator, author, and keynote speaker who has been at the forefront of banking innovation for over two decades.
This webinar is essential for:
Chief Financial Officers and Treasury Directors
Heads of Payments and Liquidity Management
Finance transformation leaders
Anyone responsible for modernising corporate treasury operations