L to R: Aaron Tang, General Manager (APAC) of Luno, James Lanigan, Chief Executive Officer of Luno, YB Tuan Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, Scarlett Chai, Country Manager of Luno Malaysia, Datuk Harjit Singh Sidhu, Chief Executive Officer of HSS Advisory
PETALING JAYA, Sept 25 — Luno, Malaysia’s leading regulated digital asset exchange, has positioned the country as a key regional financial innovation hub with the inaugural Luno Institutional Digital Asset Conference (LIDAC 2025). The flagship event, Malaysia’s first institutional-focused digital asset conference, brought together over 300 industry leaders, fund managers, regulators, and Web3 pioneers to discuss compliance, risk management, and global adoption trends.
Minister of Digital Gobind Singh Deo underscored digital assets as a “growing asset class for long-term sustainability.” Luno CEO James Lanigan highlighted Malaysia’s institutional potential, while the Securities Commission stressed responsible innovation. Notably, Tan Sri Dr Mohd Daud Bakar emphasised Shariah integration, reinforcing Malaysia’s leadership in Islamic fintech.
Luno, which serves nearly two million Malaysians, sees LIDAC as a milestone in bridging traditional finance and Web3, and strengthening Malaysia’s role in shaping the digital economy.
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