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Global financial stability: digital assets and next-generation cross-border payments
Martin Moloney, deputy secretary general of the Financial Stability Board, joins OMFIF for a live virtual discussion on global financial stability in the context of rapid developments in digital assets – including stablecoins – and next-generation cross-border payments. The session explores how the global payments architecture is evolving, including how digital innovation in payment systems can reshape the global financial ...
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Commentaries
Commentaries
The digital euro approaches, but the ECB has gaps to fill
Attendees of OMFIF’s Digital money summit say plans still feel incomplete ...
Video
Public Blockchain Working Group report launch
OMFIF's Public Blockchain Working Group is delighted to present its first report. Following extensive discussions with regulators ...
Podcast
Building payments rails for agentic commerce
Artificial intelligence agents are beginning to make their presence felt in online payments. At present, ...
Meetings
Point Zero Forum 2026
23 June 2026
Point Zero Forum 2026 convenes global leaders from finance, technology, policy, and academia in Zurich ...
Blockchain bonds workshop: Picking the architecture for tokenised bonds
2 July 2026
Governments are increasingly appreciating the potential of blockchain to overhaul financial markets and many are ...
The European Commission on MiCA 2.0 and the next phase of Europe’s digital asset framework
7 July 2026
At a key juncture in the implementation of the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, ...
Global financial stability: digital assets and next-generation cross-border payments
8 July 2026
Martin Moloney, deputy secretary general of the Financial Stability Board, joins OMFIF for a live ...
