The closed-door forum on how institutions are really using Bitcoin.
Learn how leading organisations really use Bitcoin in their business, reliably, and without the risk. A closed-door day for 350 senior leaders and decision-makers, held under the Chatham House Rule.
2026 Autumn edition
Tuesday, September 22
London - The Honourable Artillery Company

The room in numbers
One room, one day, and closed-door sessions on how Bitcoin is actually being used inside institutions — led by the people already doing it.
220+
curated meetings
77%
networking participation
31%
repeat attendance
about
Bitcoin Corporate Day London - 22 September 2026 - The Honourable Artillery Company
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Bitcoin Corporate Day is a closed forum for senior decision-makers (CEOs, CFOs, fund managers, family offices, bankers and advisers) working out how Bitcoin actually fits inside a business. Not whether it belongs, but how it’s being used: on the balance sheet, in payments and settlement, as collateral, and in energy.
One room. 350 seats. A full day of closed-door sessions, drawing on the direct experience of the companies and institutions that have already done it, held under the Chatham House Rule, so the conversation stays candid and off the record.
What you leave with
A working view of allocation. How listed companies, asset managers, and family offices are actually allocating to Bitcoin - structures, sizing, and the mistakes they’d avoid a second time.
Payments and settlement. How institutions are using Bitcoin to move value across borders and cut the cost and friction of international transfers.
Collateral and credit. How Bitcoin is being used as collateral in traditional finance, and what the lending market looks like from inside.
Custody and governance you can defend. Institutional custody models, board engagement, and audit and accounting treatment - presented by the people who signed off on them.
Energy and mining. How businesses are using Bitcoin to monetise surplus energy and rethink energy economics.
Regulation and market structure. Perspectives on the evolving European and UK regulatory environment, presented by practitioners and counsel.
The room itself. 350 seats: allocators, operators, regulators, and advisors. Last edition included the founder of Strategy, the inventor of Hashcash, and the consultants behind the first UK pension scheme allocation to Bitcoin.

meet industry leaders
Areas of Focus
Corporate treasury allocation
Bitcoin as collateral
Institutional custody and governance
Cross-border payments and settlement
Energy and mining
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