26 November 2024
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Advancements in technology have instigated a period of remarkably rapid change in the payments industry. The official sector has made the delivery of quick, cheap, secure and transparent cross-border payments a priority and a whole host of potential solutions are taking shape across both the public and the private sector – with some of the most fruitful work emerging from the intersection of the two. This shift in technology is likely to bring about geopolitical developments. While the dollar’s status as the most important reserve currency is likely to be unassailable, trading blocs might develop new technical infrastructure to reduce their reliance on the dollar and on western-owned payments systems. OMFIF is excited to present the latest Future of payments report, featuring an extensive survey of central banks uncovering their beliefs about cross-border payments and the various solutions being proposed. The report will cover: |
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As regulators catch up to the nuances of the new asset class, financial institutions’ experiments with digital asset technology are beginning to yield results – promising a newer and more efficient transaction medium for financial markets.
Our team of researchers at OMFIF have identified four pivotal pillars that require careful consideration over the coming months: the digitalisation of traditional finance, digital assets for sustainability, thriving in winter and spring cleaning the crypto market.
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The DMI was founded to meet the needs of central banks in understanding the emerging digital economy. Today the DMI is the leading convenor between the public and private sector on digital currencies and the future of capital markets.
We provide a trusted platform for our global community of central banks, multinational financial services, payment service providers, commercial banks and technology providers to shape the dialogue on the future of money. Driven by central banks, the DMI is the go-to place for policy discussions on central bank digital currencies and all related issues.
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