Digital assets 2023 launch
OMFIF’s Digital assets report examines the forces shaping the future of digital finance. Following the success of our Digital assets report in 2022, this year’s edition examines the developing crypto ecosystem, as efforts to rationalise technological and financial regulatory standards – particularly in the UK, European Union, Dubai and Japan – are delivering the clarity markets have been asking for. ...
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The crypto hype is giving way to reality
As the glamour of digital assets fades, the real worth of the market is emerging ...
Commentaries
Crypto ETFs excite demand, but the real action is elsewhere
Learning the technology means more than understanding the asset class ...
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Digital assets 2023 launch
OMFIF’s Digital assets report examines the forces shaping the future of digital finance. Following the ...
Podcast
The building blocks for accessing crypto
The cryptoasset class, while battered by scams and scandals, remains a valuable and exciting asset ...
Meetings
Payment innovation and secure digital infrastructure in the Middle East and Africa
11 October 2023
Morocco resolutely looks to the future as the Middle East and Africa meet at the ...
Establishing CBDCs as digital public infrastructure
13 October 2023
The digitalisation of our lives will drive technological advancement, competitiveness and higher standards of living ...
Artificial intelligence and the macroeconomy
19 October 2023
Artificial intelligence is starting to influence central bank decision-making. The acknowledgement of the risks associated ...
Charting the digital euro’s next steps
25 October 2023
The digital euro project has made considerable progress since its launch in 2021. As its ...
Reports
Digital assets 2023
With the launch of bitcoin in 2009, a parallel financial system was created. For a few years, it languished in obscurity but, as its fame ...
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The future of money
AWS, together with OMFIF, convened a roundtable to discuss concerns over central bank digital currency cyber resilience. This report presents the conclusions of these discussions.
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Central banking and cloud services: the new frontier
The new frontier Use of the public cloud is fast becoming ubiquitous in financial services, but central banks are lagging the private sector in embracing ...
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Central banks in the digital age: bringing data into focus
Over the past 20 years, the types of data institutions gather have expanded enormously, and the tools available to profitably interrogate these data for novel ...
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