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 architecture, with a focus on the implications for financial stability and the potential of international co-operation.
Speakers
Martin Moloney
Deputy Secretary General
Financial Stability Board
Martin Moloney
Deputy Secretary General
Financial Stability Board
Katie-Ann Wilson
Managing Director, DMI
OMFIF
Katie-Ann Wilson
Managing Director, DMI
OMFIF
Katie-Ann Wilson is Managing Director, Digital Monetary Institute at OMFIF. She is responsible for leading and managing the team to deliver the institute’s overall business objectives through a pipeline of publications and events. Katie-Ann develops the editorial scope across these projects and supports senior engagement with central banks, regulators, financial services, and technology providers. She also contributes to the corporate leadership of the entire business.
Prior to joining OMFIF, she worked at King’s College London, supporting the social science and public policy faculty on research submissions to higher education funding bodies. Before this, she worked as a grant writer for a non-governmental organisation in Israel.
Katie-Ann holds an MA in International Political Economy (distinction) from King’s College London and a BA (Hons) in International Relations from the University of Leeds.
Timings
London: 14:00-15:00
New York: 09:00-10:00
Singapore: 21:00-22:00