Public-Private Investment, and Digital Settlement Infrastructure and Blockchain

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND / ACCESS Newswire / January 15, 2026 / Digital.Davos 2026 announced today that it will host a private, invitation-only leadership breakfast on Monday, January 19, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM, during Davos 2026, in partnership with the SCC Fund (ChainBLX SPC) and the official delegation of the Republic of Kenya.

The breakfast will take place at Promenade 71B, Davos Platz, GR 7270, and will be convened with Daniel Mainda, Chief Executive Officer of the Nairobi International Financial Centre Authority (NIFCA), who is serving as Head of the Republic of Kenya's Official Delegation to Davos 2026.

The session will bring together senior institutional investors, policymakers, healthcare leaders, and technology executives to examine how regulated public-private partnerships can replace aid-based healthcare models with sustainable industry development, particularly in medical supply chains.

Discussions will focus on the transition from aid-dependent healthcare frameworks toward investment-led medical manufacturing, logistics, and distribution ecosystems, emphasizing governance, transparency, and compliance. Key topics include addressing mismanagement, inefficiencies, and counterfeit medicines, while building scalable, auditable supply chains supported by modern financial and settlement infrastructure.

The SCC Fund (ChainBLX SPC) will be presented as a pilot program designed to align cGMP-compliant pharmaceutical supply chains with regulated digital settlement mechanisms. The pilot enables compliant participation by digital asset and payment providers to support real-world medical trade, with the potential to facilitate the creation of over 60 million active digital wallets tied to verified supply-chain usage and to support up to USD 10 billion in stablecoin-settled pharmaceutical trade.

The initiative supports Kenya's broader strategy to position Nairobi as a regional hub for medical supply, pharmaceutical distribution, and institutional capital deployment across Africa, leveraging sovereign regulation and public-private cooperation.

As stated by Daniel Mainda in his official capacity:

"Kenya has taken a deliberate, sovereign decision to build an internationally aligned financial centre founded on regulatory certainty, institutional credibility and future-ready policy. Through the NIFC, we provide a trusted platform for the structuring, domiciliation and deployment of capital across financial services, advanced technology and virtual assets... This strategic vision aligns naturally with the SCC Fund Chain BLX initiative, which reflects the evolution of regulated, technology-enabled investment frameworks capable of operating at scale across borders."

Attendance at the breakfast is by invitation only.

About Digital.Davos
Digital.Davos is an independent leadership platform convening global decision-makers across finance, technology, healthcare, and policy during Davos week, focused on practical, cross-border frameworks and long-term institutional cooperation.

About Nairobi International Financial Centre Authority (NIFCA)
The Nairobi International Financial Centre Authority is a statutory government authority mandated to position Kenya as a leading international financial hub for Africa through regulatory certainty, institutional credibility, and future-ready policy.

About SCC Fund (ChainBLX SPC)
SCC Fund is a medical supply and investment fund structured in the United States and the Cayman Islands, focused on compliant pharmaceutical supply chains, public-private cooperation, and regulated digital settlement infrastructure.

Contact Information:
Karl Seelig
karl@chainblx.com
tel. +310 990 0001

SOURCE: ChainBLX SPC